Montenegro’s banking sector reported easier corporate lending conditions alongside stronger demand for business financing, with working capital and capital investment accounting for major borrowing needs. The…
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Montenegro’s growing trade with the European Union is creating additional financing needs for companies exposed to the bloc’s carbon rules, potentially expanding the role of banks…
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has adopted a new package of banking regulations covering capital requirements, governance, executive suitability and credit reporting as Montenegro advances…
Montenegro’s banking sector expanded its balance sheet in the first half of 2026, with total assets reaching €8.05 billion and bank capital rising to €1.09 billion,…
Montenegro’s gross public debt declined during the second quarter of 2026, while a larger reduction in government deposits resulted in a higher net debt position at…
Montenegro’s banking sector entered the latest period of higher euro-area interest rates with non-performing loans at their lowest level in more than a decade and capital…
Montenegro’s capital market generated more than €86 million in turnover during the latest reported annual period, while its overall market value fell by almost half, highlighting…
The European Central Bank’s 25-basis-point rate increase could slow the decline in borrowing costs in Montenegro, although the immediate effect on existing bank borrowers is expected…
Turnover on the Montenegro Stock Exchange declined by more than a quarter year on year in August, even as the number of transactions increased sharply, with…
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has completed an assessment of its readiness to join the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) and is moving toward…
