Euroins Romania, part of the Euroins Insurance Group (EIG), is acquiring some of the insurance policies owned by Romanian ATE Insurance, according to a press release on the Eurohold website.

TJ Lim, deputy chief risk officer for UniCredit, will temporarily take on the role of chief risk officer as Missimiliano Fossati takes a sabbatical, according to a press release on the UniCredit website.

METKA S.A. has signed a contract with Early Power Limited (EPL) to build a new power plant in Ghana, according to a press release from Mytilineos Group.

Environment testing leader Eurofins Scientific recently entered into an agreement to acquire Slovenia’s Environmental Research & Industrial Co-operation (ERICo), the leading independent laboratory in the country.

Banca Transilvania (BT) is supporting "green" projects by offeringl loans to improve energy efficiency, according to a press release on the bank website.

Following KCB’s acquisition of United Bulgarian Bank (UBB), the bank’s credit rating has improved by six rates according to Fitch Ratings and four rates according to Standard and Poor’s (S&P).

Republic of Srpska Primer Minister Zeljka Cvijanovic recently met with Province of Ontario Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Laura Albanese during her official tour of Canada, during which the leaders discussed further cooperation between their governments.

At a recent meeting of the College ​of Commissioners, the European Commission (EC) discussed a new reflection paper on the future of the European Union’s (EU) finances, including how the Union can fund more with a reduced budget following the United Kingdom’s departure.

AEGEAN Airlines recently announced a strategic partnership with Giannis Antetokounmpo, an international basketball players who embodies the airline’s goals of promoting Greece and Greek perseverance throughout the world.

Vojvodjanska Banka will sponsor the Serbian Olympic team in the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, which will be the fifth consecutive games that the bank has sponsored, according to a release from the bank.

The European Commission imposed a $2.42-billion euro fine on Google for artificially promoting its own price-comparison shopping service, which made it unfair to other similar services, according to a writeup on the Karanovic & Nikolic website.