Montenegro entered the summer of 2026 with 18 of its 33 EU negotiating chapters provisionally closed, after the European Union approved competition policy and the customs…
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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…
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…
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…
Amendments to Montenegro’s Payment System Law were presented to Parliament on 10 July 2026, ahead of the planned launch of the TIPS Clone instant-payment platform on…
Teams from Montenegro’s Ministry of Finance and Central Bank, led by Finance Minister Novica Vuković and Central Bank Governor Irena Radović, participated in the Annual Meetings…
The Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro (PKCG), together with the Central Bank (CBCG), will organize an event on September 12 to prepare businesses for the transition…
The Council of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has adopted a comprehensive reform package aimed at delivering concrete benefits for citizens and businesses. The package…
All licensed banks in Montenegro have successfully applied for access to the SEPA system and received approval from the European Payments Council (EPC), according to the…
Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), Irena Radović, announced at the Economic and Financial Dialogue in Brussels that Montenegro will officially join the SEPA…
