Nicosia, Cyprus. The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) reported that 16 bounced cheques were recorded in April, with a total value of €36,152.
April figures
The CBC said 18 cheques were included in the preliminary list, involving eight legal entities and three natural persons.
It also reported that 16 persons were registered in the Central Information Register (CIR) during April, comprising five legal entities, three natural persons, and eight individuals controlling legal entities.
January to April 2026 compared with 2025
The CBC said 59 bounced cheques were recorded during the first four months of 2026, with a combined value of €178,476.
This compared with 84 bounced cheques worth €179,424 during the same period in 2025, indicating a decline in the number of incidents while the overall value remained broadly stable.
The CBC also reported that 48 persons were registered in the CIR during the first four months of 2026, including 19 legal entities, six natural persons, and 23 individuals controlling legal entities.
In the corresponding period of 2025, 38 persons were registered, including 15 legal entities, seven natural persons, and 16 individuals controlling legal entities.
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