The value of loans granted by non-banking financial institutions (IFNs) in Romania reached a record level of over RON 37.5 bln (EUR 7.5 bln) at the end of June 2021, up 6.7% YoY, according to the latest KeysFin analysis. In 2020, the loans granted by the IFNs registered in the General Register increased by 2.3% to RON 35.2 bln, but at the end of December 2020, they remained by 4% below the historical level of RON 36.8 bln reached in December 2008. "After the risk aversion and subdued demand amid uncertainty pushed down lending during the first part of the pandemic, in the fall of 2020, the mood gradually turned to normal, and in the first half of 2021, we reached the historical levels of lending," said Diana Florescu, economic analyst KeysFin, one of the most important providers of business information solutions from Romania. According to the total asset at the end of 2020, Unicredit Leasing IFN was the largest IFN in Romania, with RON 5.3 bln - 13% market share. It was followed by BCR Leasing IFN, with total assets of RON 2.7 bln (7% market share), Unicredit Consumer Financing IFN SA, with total assets of RON 2.3 bln (6% market share), Deutsche Leasing Romania IFN and Impuls Leasing Romania IFN, according to data from the Ministry of Public Finance consulted by KeysFin.
Bergenbier celebrates three decades of presence on the Romanian market, consolidating its status as an emblematic brand in the beer industry. On this occasion, the brand celebrates the authentic moments that have united generations of friends around a beer. In the spirit of this anniversary, Bergenbier brings back the famous slogan "Friends Know Why", launched […]
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Young people aged between 16 and 18 in Romania will be able to establish and manage a new type of limited liability company (S.R.L.), which will be called a "firmă de exercițiu" (practice firm) and will have the abbreviation "S.R.L.-F.E.", according to a new project. A young person will be able to establish or acquire […]
Developer Skanska has signed an agreement to sell the first phase of the Bucharest office complex Equilibrium to Gordiusz Private Equity Fund, managed by Gránit Asset Management. The transaction value amounts to EUR 52 million. The Equilibrium office complex consists of two buildings in the business district Floreasca – Barbu Vacarescu. The first phase, which […]
