Tag Archives: capital
Serbia’s corporate lending pivots toward working-capital funding as uncertainty rises
Corporate loans in Serbia have continued to grow, but the mix is shifting: working-capital and liquidity facilities are driving new borrowing more than long-term investment financing.…
Montenegro’s coastline becomes a foreign-capital engine—while affordability and financing risks rise
Montenegro’s Adriatic coast has shifted from a seasonal tourism draw to an internationalized premium real-estate and hospitality platform, powered largely by foreign buyers and developers. But…
Serbia’s foreign ownership rules strike a balance between capital inflows and strategic asset protection
Serbia is keeping its foreign-ownership framework broadly open for real estate and business investment, while tightening limits around agricultural land and selected strategic or protected areas.…
Montenegro’s diaspora capital: from remittances to structured investment
Montenegro’s diaspora is increasingly positioned as a broader source of investment—spanning real estate, tourism and small business financing, as well as digital entrepreneurship and professional services.…
Montenegro banks start 2026 with strong capital and liquidity—stability built for resilience, not complacency
Montenegro’s banking sector begins 2026 with total assets of about €7.7 billion and capital above €1.0 billion, leaving solvency well over the regulatory minimum. Liquidity remains…
Serbia’s capital ambition: building a domestic platform for industrial investment
Serbia’s industrial strength is attracting large-scale funding, but much of the financial value is structured abroad. The country now faces a strategic test: whether it can…
Montenegro’s EU push turns reforms into a new capital story for investors
Montenegro is drawing more global attention as it accelerates EU accession talks and ramps up a dense 2026–2027 reform programme. For investors, the shift is increasingly…
Higher borrowing costs in Montenegro force a rethink of where capital goes
Montenegro’s interest rates have stabilized at levels that are structurally higher than the ultra-low environment of 2015-2021, effectively repricing risk across the financial system. The shift…