The Hellenic Capital Market Commission and UNIC Athens, the University of Nicosia’s academic and research hub in Greece, have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop joint initiatives on financial literacy, capital market regulation, financial innovation and vocational training. The partnership covers educational and lifelong learning programs for students, professionals and financial sector executives, as well as research on the operation, regulation and supervision of financial markets. It also provides for exchanges of expertise, joint events, mentoring, potential internships and guest lectures by commission executives. The memorandum takes effect on the date of the last signature and remains in force for three years, with a possible extension by written agreement.