Montenegro has adopted a new legal framework for electronic identification and trust services, establishing the basis for digital identity wallets, qualified electronic signatures and cross-border electronic…
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Montenegro has launched a new instant-payment system designed to accelerate financial transactions for households and businesses, marking another step in the modernization of the country’s payment…
Owners of illegally constructed buildings that have not yet been entered into Montenegro’s real-estate cadastre must begin the registration process by 14 August 2026, following an…
Deposits held by non-residents in Montenegrin banks totalled approximately €1.131 billion at the end of April, declining by €118 million or 9.45% year on year. The…
Montenegro’s banking sector is experiencing faster credit expansion than deposit growth, with 2026 data showing increased lending activity across businesses and households while banks face greater…
Montenegro will enter a new phase of financial infrastructure development with the introduction of instant payments on 20 July 2026, enabling 24/7 account-to-account transfers between households,…
Montenegro’s banking sector recorded continued loan expansion in 2026, with total lending increasing at a significantly faster pace than deposits, while bank profitability declined compared with…
As Montenegro continues its journey toward European Union membership, the economic landscape of the country is undergoing significant changes. Although the timeline for formal accession remains…
Montenegro’s financial system is crucial to its ongoing economic transformation, acting as both a stabilizing force and a facilitator of investment. As the country seeks deeper…
Montenegro’s lending landscape is experiencing a notable shift as borrowing costs begin to decline, according to recent data from the central bank. This trend marks a…
