In G4S Cyprus trusts.... And finally, British company G4S (who failed to win many gold medals at the last Olympics) is helping with the operation to get Cyprus's banking system back on its feet.
The company - whose vans have been photographic restocking cash machines across the island since the banks were locked - says it is making a great effort.
From the Daily Telegraph tonight: John Arghyrou, managing director of the Cyprus business for G4S, said its 750 employees have been working through the night, going out to replenish cash machines with police. Licensing rules prevented the firm from bringing in extra staff to handle the unprecedented workload.
"Demand is greater than we can provide... We haven't closed since the crisis started," he told Reuters. "I've never seen anything like it in terms of what is going on from a security perspective. I would say the workload has quadrupled because the whole system has changed."
We may know by tomorrow night if they've all succeeded.
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