Financial economics
Social Insurance in Bulgaria Won't Be Raised
The social insurance for pension plans and unemployment is impossible at this stage, said Bulgaria's Minister of Labour and Social Policies Hasan Ademov.
The proposal for one percent increase in the sums deducted for pensions and unemployment benefits was made by one of Bulgaria's major trade unions, KNSB, last week.
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Additional USD 100 million for irrigation by year’s end
BELGRADE - A USD 100 million loan from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will be used for irrigation projects that are ready, Serbian Agriculture Minister Dragan Glamocic, announcing the arrival of an additional USD 100 million tranche loan for irrigation by the end of the year.
More hands on deck for Lagarde list probes
The Financial Crimes Squad (SDOE) has started making some headway with its investigation into a list of Greeks with deposits at a bank in Switzerland after the number of staff assigned to the case was increased from four to 16.
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Piraeus bond issue to be first public debt sale from a Greek bank since 2009
Piraeus Banks planned bond issue will be the first public debt sale from a Greek lender since 2009 when the first cracks started to appear in the nations finances, according to UBS AG.
Consortium of 3 Banks to Sell Bulgarian Govt Bonds Worth BGN 3 B
Bulgaria's Finance Ministry has picked a consortium of three banks, JP Morgan, Citibank and HSBC, to sell government bonds worth BGN 3 B on international markets.
Consumer Loan Act Changes Pass 1st Reading in Bulgaria's Parliament
A set of amendments to the Consumer Loan Act passed first reading in Bulgaria's Parliament.
The legal changes, put forth by Yordan Tsonev, MP from liberal party Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) and Rumen Gechev, MP from the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), were approved with 99 votes in favor, 4 votes against and 7 abstentions, according to reports of dnevnik.bg.
Serbian government approves UAE loan
BELGRADE - The government of Serbia made a unanimous decision late on Wednesday to approve the USD 1 billion loan from the United Arab Emirates.
Owing to the loan, Serbia will save USD 40 million annually, or approximately USD 400 million over the period of ten years, Finance Minister Lazar Krstic pointed out.
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Indictment over machinations at Vojvodina Development Bank
BELGRADE - Serbian Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime has indicted six persons for crimes that caused the loss of RSD 3.5 billion to the Development Bank of Vojvodina (RBV).
George Soros considering investing in Greece
FRANKFURT - George Soros wants to invest in Europes financial sector, according to a German magazines interview with the billionaire investor on Sunday.
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