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PM Orban says Gov't is drafting state aid scheme aimed at guaranteeing factoring, leasing to purchase equipment
Prime Minister Ludovic Orban said that the Government is currently drafting several state aid schemes aimed at guaranteeing factoring, leasing for the purchase of equipment and guaranteeing the discount of payment instruments. "We are in the process of drafting several state aid schemes.
BFF Banking Group to open Athens branch
Italy's BFF Banking Group announced on Thursday it will open a branch in Greece in the year's third quarter, after receiving the necessary permits from the central banks of Greece and Italy.
The group has been supporting its clients in Greece since 2017, having acquired over 100 million euros of requirements from the Greek market.
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Debt collector Intrum targets stable core profit after first-quarter write down
Intrum, Europe's biggest debt collector, reported on a 66 percent drop in first-quarter profit hit by a writedown and weaker credit management in southern Europe but a mostly stable performance so far this quarter.
Crucial PPC report anticipated on Tuesday
The crucial report by the certified accountant on the state of Public Power Corporation is expected on Tuesday, along with the governing board's approval and publication of the utility's first-half financial results.
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Greece’s Golden Visa program proving irresistible for investors
Greece has one of the most attractive programs for foreign investors to acquire property. A comparative study by Portuguese property service company Imovirtual showed that Greece's Golden Visa program for the provision of a five-year residence permit is the second cheapest in the European Union and the fifth cheapest globally.
7 out of 10 companies in Romania postpone invoice payment, 53pct have no financial resources (analysis)
Seven out of 10 companies in Romania postpone the payment of their invoices, while the average duration to cash an invoice at the level of the economy reached almost 120 days, a poll-based select analysis says.
Pace of credit contraction increases in April
The funding deficit is growing in the Greek economy, as there was a sharper credit contraction in April, data from the Bank of Greece showed on Tuesday.
The pace of financing Greek households and enterprises stood at -1.9 percent last month, from -1 percent in March and -0.9 percent in February.
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Debt and tax restructuring plan netted Turkey $6.5 bln: Finance minister
The Turkish government has collected almost 23 billion Turkish Liras ($6.5 billion) through its latest debt and tax restructuring plan, Finance Minister Naci Ağbal told state-run Anadolu Agency on June 2.
Suppliers wait longer for payments
Suppliers have taken the role of banks in the battered Greek economy, as the average time it takes clients to pay their suppliers has continued to grow in 2017 compared to 2016, according to research by credit insurance company Atradius.
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Three presidential candidates make asset holdings public
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan, the ruling Justice and Development Partyâs candidate, filed his declaration of property to the Supreme Election Board (YSK) on the final day before the deadline, displaying how his financial assets had grown from 2011 to 2014.