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Moody's Cuts Ratings Of BCR And BRD
Moody's Investors Service on Wednesday downgraded the deposit ratings of the two largest banks in Romania, Banca Comerciala Romana and BRD-Groupe Societe Generale (BRD.RO), following the low...
CEC Bank Interested in Buying Corporate Loan Portfolios
Romanian state-owned lender CEC Bank is interested in taking over credit portfolios sold by other institutions as the market share is important for a bank.
Artego Targu Jiu Mulls Taking RON10M Credit Line For Working Capital
Romanian rubber bands maker Artego Targu Jiu (ARTE.RO) will discuss in stockholders’ meeting April 15 on taking a 10 million lei (EUR2.28 million) credit line to finance its working capital,...
Comnord Mulls Taking EUR4.5M Loan From UniCredit Tiriac Bank
Romanian construction company Comnord Bucuresti (COSC.RO), owned by businessman Sorin Creteanu, aims to take a EUR4.5 million credit line from UniCredit Tiriac Bank.
Bucharest Authorities Want To Contract Credit Lines Of About EUR100M
Bucharest’s sector 6 city hall wants to contract a credit line of up to 240 million lei (EUR53.8 million) to finance building thermal rehabilitation projects, and the capital’s sector 4 mayo...
RomReal Gets Nod From Alpha Bank To Extend EUR11.6M Loan By Three Years
Real estate developer RomReal has got an approval from lender Alpha Bank to extend a EUR11.6 million loan by three years, until November 30, 2015, the company said in a statement Thursday.
Consumer Loans Down, Sales Of Mortgage Loans And Credit Cards Up
Demand for loans from individual customers has shrunk this year as customers only sought mortgage loans and credit cards, while consumer loans remained in negative territory.
Transelectrica Seeks RON150M Credit As Buffer On Balancing Market
Romanian power grid operator Transelectrica (TEL.RO) on Wednesday announced it seeks a 150 million lei (EUR34.5 million) credit line to use as buffer for the payment of transactions in the b...
Posta Romana Seeks RON100M Credit
Romanian state-owned post office CNPR will hold an auction in February for a three-year credit line worth 100 million lei (EUR23.3 million) to finance working capital needs.