The Bulgarian-American Credit Bank (BACB) recently finalized the appointment of Alexander Dimitrov Dimitrov to its management board and to the position of executive director and representative of the bank.
Citing concerns over a potential lack of competition, the European Commission (EC) recently prohibited a planned takeover of Cemex Croatia by HeidelbergCement and Schwenk joint venture company Duna Dráva Cement (DDC).
The Piraeus Port Authority (PPA) recently hosted a delegation from the Greek-Chinese Economic Council to discuss the future of the port and areas where the two organizations can further cooperate.
The Bulgarian-American Credit Bank (BACB) recently released its audited financial reports for 2016, showing net profits on both a consolidated and individual bases.
Vojvodjanska Banka, in cooperation with Gallery of Matica srpska, recently opened an exhibition titled “Responsibly in Culture” at the National Bank of Serbia.
UniCredit Bulbank's CEO and management board chairman Levon Hampartzoumian has been named CEO of the Year for Central and Eastern Europe and Commonwealth of Independent States regions by EMEA Finance, an international finance magazine.
The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) recently announced the 15 finalists for its Made in Romania mentorship program, which will provide guidance to the emerging companies selected for their growth potential.
After a successful 10-year mission to support expansion and improve corporate governance, the EBRD recently exited its role in Slovenia’s Prva Group through the sale of its 20 percent stake.
The EBRD recently won two mergers and acquisitions awards, including Investment Bank of
the Year, which the bank won individually, and Cross-border Deal of the Year, which the bank won with other investors for the buyout of Allegro Group.
The European Commission has conditionally approved a proposed merger between chemical companies Dow and DuPont, overcoming competition and innovation concerns with agreements for DuPont to divest of some of its business.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will join a consortium of lenders that support the modernization of 14 regional airports in Greece, with $198 million in long-term funds.
In keeping with its philosophy of resiliency being a key quality for successful economies, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) recently supplied a syndicated loan of $32 million to Turkey’s Hayat Varlık.