Bulgaria's central bank

Countdown Begins: Bulgaria Faces Five-Month Challenge to Meet Eurozone Entry Criteria

Bulgaria is on a tight five-month deadline to fulfill the prerequisites necessary to join the eurozone by January 2025, revealed Deputy Minister of Finance Ivaylo Yajdjiev on January 19. The primary criteria involve lowering the inflation rate and adopting the BNB law to align Bulgaria's central bank with European standards.

Trial over Corpbank Siphoning Off Began, Vassilev Asks for Discontinuance

The court sitting on the case for siphoning off of more than BGN 2 and a half billion from the Corporate Commercial Bank on 28th of February continues for second day In the Specialised Court. The former banker and majority shareholder of the bank, Tzvetan Vassilev, and other 17 people are defendants in the process, charged as an organised criminal group.

Governor of Bulgarian National Bank: Bank Sector in Bulgaria Stable after 2014 Problems

''The banking sector in Bulgaria is stabilised after the problems we had in 2014 and bankrupcy of the country's 4th-largest credit institution - Corporate Commercial Bank due to fraud and internal misappropriation, but bad loans remain a challenge according to reports by the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission'', the governor of Bulgarian National Bank (BNB), Dimitar Radev,

Bulgaria Lags Behind in Attracting Foreign Investment - Industry Group

The Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA) has warned the country ranks last in the size of foreign investment drawn by EU member states.

In an interview with public radio BNR, BIA Chairman Bozhidar Danev has added investment into the country is "mainly based on public money and EU funds."

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