Revolut is the fastest growing technology company in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, according to the latest Deloitte Fast 500 competition
Revolut is the fastest growing technology company in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, according to the latest Deloitte EMEA Technology Fast 500 competition. The ranking also includes the Romanian companies Tremend, Piconet, Trencadis and Qualitance, active in fields such as software and fintech, all of them previously recognized by Deloitte’s competition dedicated to technology players with the fastest revenue growth in Central Europe, Technology Fast 50.
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Instant Factoring survey: Company liquidity, a major issue for Romanian small business owners. Microenterprises had a debt ratio of 73% in 2018
Microenterprises in Romania have difficulty in maintaining a positive financial status. At an industry level, their debt ratio reached 73%, and the higher impact was on companies with a turnover lower than EUR 50,000, thus reaching 81%. The retail ratio is of 90%, while the most capitalized companies are the…
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Huawei Vice-President Catherine Chen hopes Romania would not align to the US position on banning the access of the Asian giant to building 5G networks in Romania, but would act based on facts, tests and risk assessments. The way that, she says, is pursued in countries like Britain, France or Germany or by the European Commission.
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