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Montenegro’s €1bn investment inflow is increasingly concentrated in property

Montenegro continues to attract large volumes of foreign capital, but the composition of those inflows is becoming less supportive of productivity, exports and long-term...

Instant payments and SEPA integration are reshaping Montenegro’s financial system

Montenegro’s new instant-payment infrastructure is expected to reduce transaction times and costs for households and companies. The banking sector remains liquid, although exposure to...

IFC financing opens a €150 million expansion phase for Porto Montenegro

The World Bank Group’s private-sector arm is preparing to back the next development phase of Porto Montenegro with a financing package of up to €150 million, bringing...

Montenegro’s €750mn tax arrears expose a widening collection and enforcement gap

Montenegro’s accumulated tax debt has reached approximately €750 million, revealing a growing divide between the Tax Administration’s stronger current revenue collection and its limited ability...
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Banking liquidity becomes more domestically funded

Deposits held by non-residents in Montenegrin banks stood at approximately €1.131 billion at the end of April, down €118 million, or 9.45%, from a year earlier. Their...
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