Bank of Cyprus announced after-tax profits of €4 mln in the third quarter, somewhat easing the pain of €122 mln in losses during the nine months, while its chief executive warned of a slowdown in recovery due to the COVID-19 spike.
The impact of the coronavirus and lockdown measures on the economy had a clear impact on the bank’s performance, with a considerable balance sheet deterioration during the past 12 months.
The island’s largest lender had posted after-tax profits of €19 mln in the same quarter last year and €116 mln for the 9 months of...