Tag: governance

Montenegro weighs shareholder voting reform as governance deadlocks cloud asset values

Montenegro is preparing to ease shareholder voting rules after governance deadlocks at several major companies highlighted a broader investment risk: minority shareholders can effectively...

Montenegro weighs lower shareholder voting threshold as governance deadlocks spread

Montenegro is considering changes to corporate voting rules after repeated failures to secure qualified shareholder majorities blocked governance decisions at several strategically important companies,...

Political instability as economic cost: Governance risk in Montenegro’s investment case

By 2026, political instability has become one of the most material yet underpriced risks in Montenegro’s investment case. While macroeconomic indicators and sectoral performance...

The cost of compliance — and the price of opportunity: How EU rules will change doing business in Montenegro

There is a persistent misconception whenever a country approaches EU membership: the belief that alignment with European standards is primarily bureaucratic burden. Yes, EU compliance introduces costs....
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Rule of Law as economic policy: Why governance reforms decide Montenegro’s investment future

Montenegro’s journey toward EU membership is often described in political language: alignment with Brussels, diplomatic negotiations, institutional commitments. But what tends to be underestimated is that...

Governance issues in state-owned transport firms: A warning sign for Montenegro’s public sector

Revelations that eight state-owned transport companies in Montenegro have been exploiting loopholes in labour legislation surrounding severance pay have sparked public concern about governance...
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