Corporate Lending Up to RON3.9B in October, 14-Year Monthly Peak

12.16.2020
Banks in Romania granted 3.9 billion lei in new leu loans to companies in October, an increase of RON1.3 billion or 50.5% on the year-ago month. Corporate lending reached the highest level of the year in October as well as the highest monthly level in 14 years.
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UniCredit Aims to Expand Funding on CEE Market of Micro-Enterprises and Small Companies
01.16.2025
UniCredit wants to increase funding on the market of micro-enterprises and small companies, earmarking in 2025 for CEE, hence for Romania as well,... more
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Romanian Corporate Branch Of PKO Bank Polski To Start Operations In 2025
01.15.2025
The Romanian corporate branch of PKO Bank Polski, the leader of the Polish banking system, is starting operations on the local market in 2025. more
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Romania's Central Bank Further Leaves Benchmark Interest Rate Unchanged At 6.5% a Year
01.15.2025
Romania's central bank has decided at its Board meeting on Wednesday (Jan. 15, 2024) to keep its key interest rate unchanged at 6.5% a year, the... more
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Number of Romanians Investing via Revolut almost Doubles in 2024
01.15.2025
Digital bank Revolut, with more than 4 million clients in Romania, has presented the main tendencies in terms of investments in 2024, with the... more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.1B From Banks Via Two Bond Issues On Jan. 13
01.13.2025
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON1.1 billion from banks on Monday (Jan.13), selling government paper in two auctions, at annual average yields... more
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ING Bank Expects Romania's Central Bank To Keep Key Rate At 6.50% At Its January 15 Meeting
01.13.2025
ING Bank expects the National Bank of Romania to keep the key rate at 6.50% at the upcoming January 15 meeting, given persistent inflationary... more
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Filip & Company Assisted Credit Europe Bank Romania in Cross-Border Merger with Credit Europe Bank N.V.
01.13.2025
Law firm Filip & Company legally assisted Credit Europe Bank Romania in the cross-border merger through absorption with the parent company, Credit... more
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Finance Ministry Raises Interest On Tezaur T-Bills
01.10.2025
The Finance Ministry is launching a new session for buying Tezaur T-bills on Monday, January 13, with one-, three- and five-year maturities and... more
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Government Raises “Medium Term Notes” Program Ceiling By EUR15B To EUR90B
01.10.2025
The “Medium Term Notes” government paper issue framework program will continue with a higher value, RON90 billion, instead of the previous... more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.28B From Banks Via Two Bond Issues On Jan 9
01.09.2025
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON1.28 billion from banks on Thursday (Jan 9), selling government paper in two auctions, at annual average... more

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