Montenegro’s banking sector ended 2025 with approximately €7.9 billion in assets, equivalent to more than 97% of GDP, while deposits approached €6 billion and lending increased…
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Montenegro’s government has revoked an earlier decision allowing Luštica Development to pledge rights over the Luštica Bay marina and waterfront promenade as security for a €15…
Montenegro’s Ministry of Finance will revise the Draft Law on the Registration of Business and Other Entities to introduce clearer deadlines for company-registration procedures, following a…
Montenegro’s participation in the Single Euro Payments Area is reducing the cost of electronic euro transfers while placing pressure on a revenue stream that banks previously…
The Montenegrin government has revoked approval for a proposed €15 million loan between Luštica Development and Belgrade-based Alta Bank, which was to be secured against the…
Household borrowing in Montenegro reached €2.5 billion, increasing by nearly 18% year on year, according to data from the Central Bank of Montenegro. The outstanding amount…
Montenegro’s banking-sector assets reached €7.83 billion at the end of January, increasing 9.9 per cent year on year, while deposits and capital continued to provide the…
Montenegro’s 11 commercial banks generated approximately €63.9 million in combined net profit during the first half of 2026, representing an 8.8 per cent decline from the…
Montenegro entered the second half of 2026 with stronger employment, banking activity, industrial output and fiscal revenues, but weaker performance in exports, foreign direct investment and…
Montenegro’s banking sector entered the second half of 2026 with loan growth significantly outpacing deposit growth, as total lending increased 12.4% year on year while deposits…
