Despite the economic and financial challenges Greece faces, Athens’ Euroxx Securities has projected a growth in profits for the country’s four systemic banks this year.
According to its recently approved Annual Financial Report 2016, the Piraeus Port Authority S.A. had a 3.6 percent increase in revenues last year at $109.3 million, up from $105.5 million in 2015.
Bulgaria’s “We The Citizens” group recently wrote an open letter to President Rumen Radev asking for the full truth of KTB’s bankruptcy and subsequent looting of its assets.
Raiffeisen Bank recently launched a range of services for students at the Sarajevo School of Economics and Business, including a lounge dubbed the Raiffeisen CLUB Student Corner and free online banking services.
Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) and the Rotary International District 2241 Romania and the Republic of Moldova have teamed up to offer free financial and entrepreneurship education programs.
The UniCredit S.p.A. board of directors recently evaluated the compliance of newly appointed members with requirements from statutory and regulatory provisions.
The European Commission applauded new rules approved at a recent Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) meeting that will make it easier for the European Union (EU) to prevent tax avoidance by multinational companies.
Following his appointment as U.S. commerce secretary, Wilbur L. Ross Jr. recently resigned from his role as a member and vice chairman on the boards of directors for the Bank of Cyprus Holdings Public Limited Co. and the Bank of Cyprus Public Co. Limited.
A U.S.-based workforce management and recruiting company that is disrupting the industry has moved a considerable amount of its operations into Athens, Greece, in part, to take advantage of talent pools in an emerging tech community
Following the completion of the rights issues transaction that was approved by the UniCredit S.p.A. board of directors in early February, the company recently released the new composition of its share capital.