Senior Manager, Assurance Department, PwC Cyprus
Styliana Panayi is a Senior Manager in the Assurance Department of PwC Cyprus and also member of the Accounting Consulting Services team.
Styliana holds a BA (Hons) in Accounting & Finance with a first-class honours from the University of Manchester and a Master in Business Administration (MBA).
She is also a fellow Chartered Accountant with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), an ICAEW Business and Finance Professional and a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC). Co-chair: Evgeny Tarakanov
Financial Director, Bilarex Co. Limited
Evgeny Tarakanov is a Financial Director in Bilarex Co. Limited, Nicosia Cyprus. Prior to joining Bilarex Co. in 2014, Evgeny was employed at PwC Cyprus in Audit/Assurance Financial Services and Risk Assurance Consulting lines of services. Evgeny holds a MA in Public Administration from the KSU (State
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German bank auditors say lodged Greensill Bank complaints in 2020 By Patricia Uhlig
FILE PHOTO: The Greensill Bank is pictured in downtown Bremen
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The Auditing Association of German Banks registered complaints about Greensill Bank with Germany’s financial watchdog BaFin in early 2020, a spokesman told Reuters on Thursday.
BaFin warned on Wednesday of “an imminent risk” that Greensill Bank would become over-indebted as it imposed a moratorium on the lender making disposals or payments.
Oliver Santen, spokesman for the auditing association, which oversees the deposit insurance scheme for Germany’s private banks, said Greensill Bank had not followed rules underpinning the scheme.