Norwegian telecoms company Telenor has sold its central and eastern European assets to the Czech PPF Group for 2.8 billion euros. The assets include Telenor’s operations...
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The Georgian banking system is the most robust in the region, with its two largest banks now listed on the London Stock Exchange and included in the FTSE 250.
Moldova is on the brink of another serious political crisis. Soon to be immersed in another general election cycle, Moldova is paying a very high toll due to corruption...
Otar Sharikadze, managing director of Galt and Taggart, the leading investment banking and investment management services company in Georgia, spoke to Andrew Wrobel...
Giving control over their personal data back to people, and simplifying and unifying regulations within the European Union are the two primary objectives of the General...
There has never been a better time to invest in Georgia, and the country is more open to new business, new ideas and new investors than ever before.
Georgia delivered strong economic performance and achieved significant milestones in 2017, becoming the ninth easiest place to do business globally, says Galt and...
Latvia has been scrambling to defend the integrity of its banking system in the wake of the arrest of Ilmars Rimsevics, governor of the Latvian National Bank and a board...
PPF Group, an investment company whose majority shareholder is the Czech billionaire Petr Kellner, has agreed to buy a 95 per cent stake in Bulgarian media group Nova...
Bosnia has made progress in lowering internal and external imbalances and enhancing growth potential, according to the International Monetary Fund which in February...
Europe’s latest cryptocurrency, Korona, which its Hungarian founders claim is more stable, safer and cheaper than the others currently on the market, was launched in...
Greece and Macedonia appear to be inching toward a settlement on a decades-long dispute over who owns the name “Macedonia.” But with nationalism in both countries rising...
Lithuania has become a fintech-friendly destination. In 2017 alone, the Baltic country of 2.8 million people attracted 35 new firms. According to the Lithuania Fintech...