Negative effects of a law on giving in payment would impact 60 percent of the clients of Romanian banks

Monday, February 15, 2016

The secondary negative effects of a law on giving in payment would impact 60 percent of the clients of Romanian banks, according to a study of Banca Comerciala Romana (BCR, member of Erste ...

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Financial & Banking

Monday, February 15, 2016

BNR : Balance of payments and external debt - December 2015
Bloomberg: Romania Raises CPI Forecast as Central Bank Turns Hawkis
Net assets of local investment funds rose by 1.3 percent in January
EIB, the EU Bank, strengthens support for Romania's economic growth and competitiveness
Non-performing loans ratio, down by 0.37pct in November 2015 compared to the previous month
JP Morgan investment banker takes helm at Romania’s department for foreign investments
Romania’s tax collection rose to 2.6 percent of GDP in January
BVB posted profits of 7 million lei for 2015
CEC Bank extends guarantees to the agricultural companies and cooperatives
Number of debtors to banks, non-banking financial institutions, down to 704,246 people in December
Negative effects of a law on giving in payment would impact 60 percent of the clients of Romanian banks
Household loans from the non-banking financial institutions amounted to over 4.99 billion lei at end-September 2015
Capitalization of BVB will grow by 6.5pct in 2016