Central Bank of Cyprus reports financial asset and debt figures for Q4 2025

The Central Bank of Cyprus released its Quarterly Financial Accounts for the period ending December 2025. Households held €65.1 billion in financial assets, with 53% in cash, deposits, and loans, 26% in equities, and 17% in other assets. Household debt stood at €19.8 billion, representing 54% of GDP, a 64% reduction compared to December 2016. Non-financial corporations reported €78.4 billion in assets, distributed across cash, loans, equities, and other instruments. Corporate debt reached €39.2 billion, equating to 107% of GDP, reflecting a 99% decrease from December 2016 levels. Additionally, assets for insurance companies, investment funds, and pension funds were valued at €6.2 billion, €7.4 billion, and €4.9 billion respectively. Significant portions of these institutional assets are allocated to equities and debt securities.