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Deloitte: Multinationals Expect Regulations Proposed By OECD To Increase Tax Burden
More than 60% of multinationals worldwide estimate a possible increase in their corporate tax burden as a result of the implementation of the reform announced by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) at the beginning of 2020, based...
ANCOM To Reevaluate Market Regulatory Measures In 2016
Romania’s telecom regulator ANCOM said it will revise in 2016 the relevant markets corresponding to fixed and mobile services and will re-evaluate the regulatory measures previously imposed...
New Rules To Reshuffle SIFs In 2014
SIFs will be able to buy shares between them and make important decisions more easily in the general assemblies of shareholders, announces Mircea Ursache, vice-president of the Financial Sup...
Romania Readies New Gambling Rules
Romania’s National Gambling Office, or ONJN, on Tuesday said it is preparing a new set of regulatory measures in the local gambling sector.
Ghetea: SME’s Foreign Currency Lending Could Be Conditioned On Foreign Currency Resources
The new regulation on foreign currency lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could condition borrowing in hard currency by obtaining revenue in the said currency.
Free From BNR’s New Restrictions, Credit Cards Become Bankers’ Next Retail Bet
Now that consumer loans come with heavy restrictions imposed by Romania’s central bank, banks are turning to credit cards, unaffected by the new lending rules.
Banks About To Take A Day Off To Implement IFRS
Romanian banks are about to start reporting according to the international standards, which will heavily test their IT systems and administrative resources.
Austria’s Central Bank Forces BCR, UniCredit and Raiffeisen To Find Their Own Financing Sources
Erste Group, UniCredit Bank Austria, and Raiffeisen Bank International-- the respective owners of Romanian lenders BCR, UniCredit Tiriac Bank and Raiffeisen Bank Romania--will only increase...
Romanians To Pay 25% Upfront For Mortgage Loans In Euro
Banks in Romania will require a down payment of at least 25% for mortgage loans in euro and 40% for mortgage loans in other currencies, if the client’s incomes is not expressed and indexed i...