Cyprus: Wealth & Asset Management

New UK regulations effective 30 June 2026 have expanded Trust Registration Service requirements for non-UK trusts holding UK property acquired before 6 October 2020. Cyprus trustees must now navigate complex cross-border compliance obligations, reconcile beneficial ownership reporting across multiple jurisdictions, and understand the critical distinction between direct property ownership and corporate holding structures.

Cyprus continues to strengthen its position as a leading international business and investment hub through the expansion and modernisation of its Double Tax Treaty (DTT) network. These treaties help businesses and individuals avoid being taxed twice on the same income while providing greater certainty for cross-border investments and international operations.

Cyprus is positioning itself as a leading jurisdiction for high-net-worth individuals seeking sophisticated wealth structuring and tax planning solutions. With its non-domicile regime, evolving tax framework, and robust trust legislation, the jurisdiction offers internationally mobile families a comprehensive approach to preserving and transferring wealth across generations within a stable EU environment.

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As part of our commitment to keeping clients informed, we issue a Regulatory Insights report each month, providing timely analysis of key developments. We are delighted to present the August 2025 edition, offering the latest updates on regulatory changes across Europe.

Ultra-high-net-worth families are re-drawing their maps. The past five years rewired the rules: transparency has gone mainstream, "offshore" is out of fashion, and governments are openly competing for talent...

Trusts are one of the most resourceful legal tools for managing and protecting wealth, offering a structure that ensures assets are preserved for the benefit of beneficiaries. Central to this arrangement is the trustee.

In an era where the global economy's assets are valued at staggering figures—over $100 trillion in stock markets, approximately $280 trillion in real estate, and more than $128 trillion in bond markets—

In the legal realm, securing temporary relief measures like asset freezing is critical in ensuring justice.