Browsing: banking system

The Montenegrin banking system is stable, solvent, liquid and well-capitalized, with all banks on the tax authority’s “white list,” meaning they fulfill their obligations to the…

In January, the liquidity assets of banks stood at 1.53 billion EUR, marking a 3.95% decline compared to December of the previous year. Compared to January…

Montenegro’s banking sector has recently undergone significant changes, with most banks slashing their interest rates on various types of loans. Data from four major Montenegrin banks…

Banks’ liquid assets in March amounted to EUR 1.68 billion, which is 8.41 percent less than in February. The liquid assets of banks in March compared…

A positive result on the Montenegrin banking market at the end of December last year was recorded by all 11 commercial banks, whose total profit was…

The Council of the Central Bank (CBCG) today recommended caution when making a decision on government borrowing on the domestic market. At the session of the…

Montenegro, as a country that does not have its own monetary policy, must urgently react with fiscal policy instruments in order to improve its credibility on…

Liquid assets in banks in November last year amounted to EUR 1.95 billion, which is 0.89% more than in October. Liquid assets in banks in November…

According to Central Bank of Montenegro, the banking sector remained solvent and liquid. Total bank assets amounted to EUR 5.33 billion at the end of 2021,…

Globally, a longer period of high interest rates is expected until inflationary pressures weaken, and such a policy, according to all forecasts, leads to a recession,…