Cyprus investment sector continues to grow: assets exceed €8.1 billion

Cyprus’ investment sector continued to grow in early 2026. According to new data from the Central Bank of Cyprus, the total assets of investment organizations reached €8.17 billion in March.

Compared with December 2025, the figure increased by 3.5%. At that time, the sector’s total assets stood at €7.89 billion. Thus, over the first quarter, investment organizations in Cyprus increased assets by more than €275 million.

At the same time, the number of active investment organizations also rose slightly, from 350 to 351 companies.

The updated statistics are included in the May issue of the “Statistics of Investment Organizations” report, published by the Central Bank of Cyprus in Greek and English.

The Central Bank notes that the sector is showing steady and moderate expansion despite ongoing international economic uncertainty. The main conclusion of the new report was precisely the growth in assets, which points to the continued strengthening of the country’s investment market.

The financial sector remains one of the key areas of the Cypriot economy alongside tourism, shipping, and services. In recent years, Cyprus has been actively developing its investment infrastructure, seeking to strengthen its position as an international financial center in the Eastern Mediterranean region.