Montenegro’s financial system had approximately €7.9 billion in bank assets at the end of 2025, with banks accounting for more than 92% of total financial-system assets.…
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Instant payments of up to €200 through mobile or internet banking in Montenegro are now subject to a maximum fee of five cents, compared with an…
Banks accounted for approximately 92.3% of Montenegro’s total financial-system assets at the end of 2025, leaving non-bank financial services with a comparatively small share of the…
Montenegro introduced instant domestic payments on 20 July 2026, enabling funds to move between accounts within seconds, 24 hours a day. The system supports instant transactions…
Montenegro’s pharmacy sector is evolving beyond traditional medicine dispensing as retail operators combine healthcare services with distribution, consumer products and increasingly digital operations. Pharmacies represent one…
Montenegro’s limited domestic healthcare market does not rule out the development of specialist medical services for foreign patients, particularly in fields where accessibility, physician reputation and…
Private healthcare providers in Montenegro are developing beyond individual clinics and practices as clinics, laboratories, diagnostic centres and specialist services increasingly operate through networks capable of…
Montenegro’s ability to expand elderly care services will depend on its capacity to recruit, train and retain enough workers to meet rising demand for labour-intensive services.…
Montenegro’s ageing population is creating demand across a broad range of consumer and financial services, extending beyond traditional elderly care into insurance, mobility, diagnostics, home adaptation,…
Montenegro is facing rising demand for elderly care as people aged 65 and over account for about 17% of the population, or more than 105,000 residents,…
