A report by PWC states that revenue from privatizations in Greece over the past six years are far less than the initial $53.89 billion predicted in 2011.
The Council of State in Greece issued an appeal to the Medical Association for insurance contributions and expenses issued to self-employed individuals.
The European Central Bank’s (ECB) Governing Council recently granted a request from the Bank of Greece to further reduce the emergency aid mechanism in liquidity (ELA) to $49.83 billion.
The Republic of Srpska's Ministry of Finance will conduct its 49th auction of treasury bills on Feb. 6 with a scheduled amount of $5.5 million, which will mature on Aug. 4.
A new law in Greece requires merchants that accept payments through POS devices to clearly advertise that they take this form of payment or risk a $1,076 fine.
Euroins Romania Insurance-Reinsurance SA recently signed an
agreement to acquire ATE Insurance Romania SA’s non-life insurance portfolio, a
deal that furthers Euroins Romania's diversification goals.
Star Alliance, which includes Aegean Air, is now offering passengers at London’s Heathrow Airport more convenience thanks to a move of Air India’s operations from Terminal 4 to Terminal 2, where other Star Alliance airlines are housed.
Following a recent Eurogroup meeting, HSBC believes that
Athens’ delayed second review of the Greek program could be concluded by the
next meeting on Feb. 20, a move European and Greek leaders agree is
in the best interest of all parties.
Srpska Prime Minister Zeljka Cvijanovic recently met with representatives of the RS Association of Pensioners and the RS NA Board for Pension and Disability Insurance to discuss ways the republic can improve the lives of pensioners.
Piraeus Port Authority recently released data on
vehicle throughput in its car terminal for 2016, which shows a 6 percent
increase over throughput in 2015.
Piraeus Port Authority recently hosted the Association of
Mediterranean Cruise Ports' 111th Med Cruise board of directors meeting at its
headquarters in Piraeus, Greece.
Tech startups and other businesses in Bulgaria and elsewhere
around the region are getting cash injections from a program called the Joint
European Resources for Micro to Medium Enterprises (JEREMIE).
The SA Thessaloniki Port Authority (THPA SA) of Greece recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki’s Polytechnic School that will see them cooperate on developing port and transport programs of study.
Bulgaria's Fibank, also known as First Investment Bank, now offers a new Right of Choice mortgage loan with the interest rate fixed at 3.5 percent for the first three years of the loan.