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11th International Compliance Forum: Navigating the DORA Regulation

The European Union is focusing on enhancing digital resilience. Aiming to protect businesses and consumers from unforeseen digital crises, it is introducing regulations designed to strengthen business infrastructures and ensure operational continuity in times of crisis.

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a key tool for ensuring that organizations continue to function effectively during challenging conditions. Compliance with DORA’s pillars—such as risk management and information security—is essential for maintaining the credibility and sustainability of businesses in today’s digital landscape.

The 11th International Compliance Forum, which will take place at the Parklane Resort & Spa in Limassol, Cyprus marks one of the most important events in the field of regulatory compliance and financial auditing, featuring over 28 leading speakers, more than 400 participants, and the attendance of over 150 companies. One of the top industry leaders will be among those taking the stage.

The conference, taking place on May 22 2025, will guide the Cypriot business community through DORA. As part of the presentation, Andreas Papaetis, Senior Policy Expert at the European Banking Authority (EBA), will provide an overview of DORA, its objectives, and the expected benefits, while helping the audience better understand the key pillars of the regulation.

Andreas Papaetis is a Senior Policy Expert in the Regulatory and Supervisory Policy Department of the European Banking Authority (EBA), focusing on issues related to operational resilience. Since joining the EBA in January 2017, he has worked in areas of supervisory policy and convergence in the banking sector and has been actively involved in the implementation of EBA’s digital finance work program. He has coordinated policy development for the DORA Regulation and represents the EBA on related matters at both European and international levels. He began his career at PwC in Cyprus and later worked at J.P. Morgan in London.

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Main Sponsor: ECOMMBX

Gold Sponsors: Complytek, Icon Advisory, Infocredit, KPMG, Zygos

Silver Sponsors: AMLex Solutions Ltd, MAP S. Platis

Strategic Partner: Cyta Business

Organiser: IMH

Supporters: ACAMS Cyprus Chapter, ACCA, ICAEW, The Marshall Islands Registry

With the support of: ACB, ACFE, CCA, CIF, CFA Society, CYFA, Cyprus Bar Association, ICPAC, Institute of Internal Auditors

Communication Sponsors: CBN News, GOLD magazine, IN Business magazine

For more information and registrations, contact IMH:
Phone: +357 22505555 │ Fax: +357 22679820
Email: events@imhbusiness.com
Website: www.imhbusiness.com

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