
A new subscription service helping businesses understand what is changing and what it means for them
MASO Public Affairs introduces MASO Regulatory Intelligence, a new subscription service for anyone who wants to follow developments in Greece and Cyprus and understand what they mean for their interests, work or activities.
The service is designed for an international audience, including individuals, professionals, executives, businesses, investors, associations and organisations seeking a clearer understanding of the two markets.
What is changing? Why does it matter? How does it affect me?
These are the three central questions MASO Regulatory Intelligence aims to answer.
Legislative proposals, new regulations, government decisions, and political or institutional developments can influence professional decisions, business plans and investments. Finding the relevant information and understanding its significance takes time.
MASO’s new service gathers and assesses developments linked to each subscriber’s interests. Its purpose is to provide clear information, explain potential implications and help subscribers identify changes, risks and opportunities early.
Monitoring built around your interests
Each subscriber completes a Monitoring Profile, identifying the sector, market and topics they wish to follow.
For example, a professional in London may want to monitor developments affecting shipping in Cyprus, while a business in Athens may be interested in regulatory changes affecting technology in Greece.
MASO reviews these requirements and defines the scope of monitoring. Source selection, information assessment and final content approval are overseen by MASO Public Affairs.
Three monthly subscription plans
MASO Regulatory Intelligence is available through three plans:
- Essential — €199 per month:up to two priority topics.
- Pro — €299 per month:up to three priority topics.
- Premium — €399 per month:up to five priority topics.
Each plan covers one sector and one selected market, Greece or Cyprus. Detailed terms and the final amount payable are displayed at checkout.
How to get started
The subscription process involves four straightforward steps:
- Choose a plan.
- Complete payment through Stripe.
- Follow the automatic redirect to complete the Monitoring Profile.
- Receive confirmation from MASO of the monitoring scope and service start, following its review.
With a geographic focus on Greece and Cyprus and an audience beyond their borders, MASO Regulatory Intelligence makes developments in both markets easier to follow and understand.
Information and subscriptions:
www.masopublicaffairs.com
Media enquiries:
MASO Public Affairs
contact@masopublicaffairs.com
About MASO Public Affairs
MASO Public Affairs works in public affairs, strategic communications, and institutional and stakeholder engagement. It helps businesses and organisations understand their operating environment and support their strategic objectives.
Access. Advocacy. Advantage.
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