Montenegroberza recorded a sharp decline in revenue and profit in the first half of 2026, even as its cash holdings increased to €2.73 million, highlighting the…
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Recent developments in Montenegro’s financial landscape reveal significant insights into the domestic capital market and the banking sector’s prevailing influence. In the first quarter of 2026,…
Montenegro’s capital market is experiencing sporadic liquidity increases, as evidenced by a turnover of €27.56 million in Q1 2026. However, these fluctuations are largely confined to…
Montenegro’s financial landscape is hindered by a significant absence of a functional capital market, which restricts economic growth and investment opportunities. Despite having the necessary regulatory…
Montenegro’s capital market in 2025 remains relatively small in scale but increasingly important in strategic terms, as the country seeks to strengthen financial infrastructure, diversify funding…
Montenegro’s capital market is small, thinly traded, and structurally underdeveloped, yet it carries outsized importance for the country’s economic future and its ambitions to join the…
Montenegro plans to allow citizens to directly invest in government bonds, aiming to create a secure investment option and stimulate the capital market, according to Aleksandar…
Montenegro embraces the development of the capital market and the attraction of foreign investments, according to Finance Minister Novica Vuković during a meeting with a delegation…
At the 41st session of the 5th convocation of the Capital Market Commission of Montenegro, Erste Asset Management from Zagreb issued approvals for the trading of…
The capital market in Montenegro has problems with foreign investments and an opportunity should be sought in the tourism sector, it was assessed at the panel…
