At a recent meeting of the Chamber of Economy of Montenegro’s Committee on Banking, Financial Organizations and Insurance, it was affirmed that Montenegro’s banking system remains…
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In March, the liquid assets of banks amounted to EUR 1.29 billion, marking a decrease of 13.69% compared to February. Year-on-year, liquid assets were down by…
In February, banks’ liquid assets amounted to 1.49 billion EUR, a decrease of 2.69% compared to January. Compared to the same month last year, February’s liquid…
All 11 commercial banks in Montenegro concluded the first quarter of this year on a positive note, collectively recording a total profit of 38.67 million euros.…
Montenegro witnessed a historic surge in loan uptake by citizens in March, as they borrowed a remarkable €76.7 million from local banks, marking the highest monthly…
The largest deposit in Montenegrin banks, nearly 60 million euros, is held by a non-resident legal entity, as reported by Televizija Crne Gore, based on information…
As of the end of March, the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) reported that banks maintained a mandatory reserve totaling 286.05 million euros. Of this amount,…
In the midst of the Spring Gatherings in Washington, Montenegro’s delegation, headed by Dr. Irena Radović, the Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro, and Finance…
Nikola Bašanović, Director of the Directorate for Licensing, Approvals, Measures, and Assessment of Compliance at the CBCG, informed “Vijesti” about a license request received by the…
The stability of Montenegro’s banking sector was reaffirmed by Irena Radović, the Governor of the Central Bank (CBCG), during a meeting with German Ambassador Peter Felten.…
