Montenegro is embarking on an extensive investment cycle that will extend through 2030, with the objective of enhancing infrastructure, bolstering energy security, and fostering long-term economic…
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The Central Bank of Montenegro has announced that mandatory reserves held by commercial banks reached €327.8 million at the close of December 2025. This figure highlights…
The German financial institution Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe has officially become part of the ownership structure of Lovćen Banka, marking a pivotal development in Montenegro’s banking landscape. This acquisition…
Montenegro’s government has reportedly waived approximately €104 million in revenue due to tax breaks on fuel sales for the yacht tourism sector, as indicated by an…
The Development Bank of Montenegro has received approval from the Agency for the Protection of Competition, allowing it to move forward with a significant funding initiative…
Barska Plovidba, a key player in Montenegro’s maritime industry, has made a significant payment of $1.6 million to the Export-Import Bank of China. This transaction is…
As Montenegro navigates shifting external and domestic economic landscapes, its banking sector remains a cornerstone of financial stability. By early 2026, the Montenegrin banking system has…
As Montenegro approaches 2026, the economic landscape reflects a cautiously optimistic outlook, driven primarily by stable tourism performance and sustained investment activity. However, this positive trajectory…
Montenegro has secured a €33 million development loan from the World Bank, marking a significant step towards the modernization of its fisheries sector. This financing package,…
As Montenegro approaches the years 2026 and 2027, its banking sector is poised to navigate a landscape characterized by strong liquidity and capital positions. According to…
