emg home
Cvetkovic: Gov't and foreign investors want strong economy Djelic: Serbia will not change tax rates during crisis Franchisers seek partners in Serbia CEI summit begins in Belgrade Tourists return from Hurghada KFOR removing barricade at Brnjak crossing Kolubara plans big investment cycle Preparations for the biggest ecological project in Serbia, FGD project on TENT power plants NBS: Aiming for a market game that does not threaten financial system stability Corn harvest finished,yield smaller than last year Thaci will not press charges against Marty Mrkonjic: Excellent results in air transport Serbia, Austria to cooperate in field of hydropower Dodik: Support to independent Kosovo unacceptable to RS Turkey should stay out of religious affairs Barac: Blacked out contracts with Fiat unacceptable Buzek: Serbia considerably advances towards EU Inventions, innovation exhibition opens in Athens EU Treaty has no provision for a country leaving the eurozone Romania has necessary anchors to avoid shock following Greece euro decision Obama urges G20 for EU crisis solution Greek PM scraps referendum on Greek debt plan Dates set for Russian election campaigns Putin world’s second most powerful person - Forbes Medvedev says Europe itself should achieve econ rehabilitation ECB reduces key interest rates by 25 basis points President Josipovic calls on voters to go to polls UN: Serbia takes 59th place in 2011 HDI Government prepares document on Kosovo Tadic, Mustafajev on promotion of cooperation Sutanovac to meet with Austrian Minister of Defence, Sports Cvetkovic to open CEI Summit Dacic at 2nd Ministerial Conference of Prague Process Jeremic pays one-day visit to Turkey Tadic awarded Council of Europe prize
RSS

Banks in Macedonia post fastest rise of assets value in Central and Eastern Europe

04. October 2011. | 10:29

Source: MIA

  Banks in Macedonia posted a rise in assets value by 11 percent, which is the fastest growth among countries of Central and Eastern Europe in 2009 and 2010, although these are worth a mere EUR 6 billion, reads a report of Danish consultancy "Interlace Research".

  Banks in Macedonia posted a rise in assets value by 11 percent, which is the fastest growth among countries of Central and Eastern Europe in 2009 and 2010, although these are worth a mere EUR 6 billion, reads a report of Danish consultancy "Interlace Research".

Macedonia is followed by Serbia, which bank assets' value rose by 10 percent to EUR 24 billion, Poland (8%) and the Czech Republic (7%).

Assets of Polish banks in 2010 were valued at EUR 292 billion, followed by Czech banks (EUR 173 billion), and Hungary (EUR 121 billion).

According to the report, 33 of the 200 largest banks operating in Central and Eastern Europe are from Poland, 24 from the Czech Republic, and 22 from Hungary.

Share:

Del.icio.us
Digg
My Web
Facebook
Newsvine

Comments (0)

Enter text:

<<

31. October - 06. November 2011.

>>
MON
31TUE
01WED
02THU
03FRI
04SAT
05SUN
06