According to the Central Bank of Cyprus, the total assets of investment organizations showed moderate growth of 0.54% in June 2025, reaching €7.58 billion compared to €7.53 billion the previous month. Simultaneously, the number of organizations increased from 336 in March to 343 in June. This growth demonstrates investor interest in establishing and registering new funds in Cyprus and confirms the country's role as an important financial center in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Asset structure and investment trends
Despite the overall growth, the dynamics of individual asset categories were mixed. The volume of investment organizations' deposits and loans decreased to €828.9 million in June from €838.3 million in March. The value of securities also declined, falling from €604.2 million to €575.5 million.
Conversely, shares and similar financial instruments performed well, rising from €5.56 billion to €5.6 billion. This segment continues to dominate fund portfolios, confirming the focus on long-term investments and higher returns.
Cyprus remains an international financial hub
Despite fluctuations in individual segments, experts note that the collective investment sector in Cyprus remains stable and is gradually expanding. An important factor is the harmonization of national legislation with European directives, making the island attractive to international management companies.
Additionally, the trend of diversifying investment portfolios continues in 2025, with growing interest in sustainable and "green" projects reflecting global changes in the financial sector. The growth in the number of funds and increase in assets indicates that, despite global economic uncertainty, Cyprus is strengthening its position in the investment services market.