In the Southeast Europe (SEE) banking has changed significantly. Before 2008 crisis the largest growth of assets was in housing loans, today the growth is noticeable, first of all, in the non-purpose cash loans.

Ukraine's economy will grow by 5 to 7 per cent annually

ECB will test Croatian banks

Estonia offers grants for the purchase of electric vehicles

Stress tests show Slovenian banking system is stable

The data from the annual financial statements of the entrepreneurs reveal an extremely interesting dynamics in the structure of the Croatian corporate sector. But the changes are still located at the bottom of the corporate pyramid.

Majority of Latvian banks’ clients are from the EU

Almost 200,000 Ukrainians with residence permit in Poland

Swedbank, the largest bank in the Baltic region, said it won't be drawn into the money laundering scandals that have affected some of its neighbors in the Baltics.

Ukraine’s road show for Eurobonds

Slovenian banks’ profit up 17 per cent y/y

There is no shortage of fintech companies in Poland. Interesting companies are also emerging in the e-commerce industry. However, they are not successful on foreign markets.

The European Commission approved a Slovenian proposal for the sale of Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NLB), which stipulates that by the end of this year the state will sell at least 50 per cent of the stake in the bank.

Since the beginning of July, the citizens of the Russian Federation are able to receive any banking services remotely upon submission of their biometric data, which will be stored in the Unified Biometrics System.