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Serbia’s leasing boom: The €1 billion financing market powering corporate investment

Serbia’s financial sector is witnessing a structural transformation driven by the rapid expansion of the leasing industry. In 2025, the total value of newly...

Short-term inflation expectations among financial sector drop to target centre in January

Short-term inflation expectations among financial institutions in Serbia eased in January, aligning with the central value of the National Bank of Serbia’s (NBS) inflation...

Liquidity under regulation: How Serbia’s 2025 factoring and financial market reforms change working capital economics

The 2025 amendments to Serbia’s factoring and receivables-financing framework quietly but materially altered the economics of liquidity for a wide segment of the business...

Insurance and long-term risk finance in Serbia: Premium scale, structural maturity, financial stability and the emerging strategic role of insurance in the national economy

Insurance is one of the most structurally important but least publicly visible pillars of Serbia’s financial system in 2025. While banking dominates financial discussions...

Financial services and payments in Serbia in 2025: The real financial architecture that underwrites growth, liquidity and the next decade of industrial investment

By 2025 Serbia’s financial sector is no longer a support function sitting on the margins of the economy. It has evolved into a vast...

Inflation expectations at 3.4%: What this means for Serbia’s economy, consumption and monetary policy outlook

When Serbia’s financial sector indicates that year-ahead inflation expectations have settled around 3.4 percent, it represents far more than a statistical update. Inflation expectations are...

Systemic stability in practice: Serbia’s financial sector resilience under 2025 stress metrics

Financial stability is often discussed as an abstract concept — a theoretical shield, a statistic buried inside central bank reports, or a vague reassurance...

Serbians increase borrowing as lower interest rates boost demand for loans

In Serbia, citizens most often take loans for vacations, education, home renovations, and cars, with the largest debt stemming from cash and mortgage loans....

Banks, loans and engineering bankability, OE and financial confidence

In every capital project—whether a substation, transmission corridor, or renewable-energy facility—engineering design is not simply a technical exercise. It is the foundation of financial...

Serbia’s inflation expectations remain within central bank target, survey shows

According to the September survey by Ninamedija, short and medium-term inflation expectations in Serbia’s financial sector remain within the central bank’s target range of...

Serbia’s financial sector and businesses maintain inflation expectations within target range

Short and medium-term inflation expectations in Serbia's financial sector remained within the target range of 3 ± 1.5%, according to the results of the August survey....

Serbia proposes €410 million in new loans for infrastructure and green projects

Last week, the Serbian government submitted proposals to the National Assembly for new loans totaling approximately €410 million. The country plans to borrow from the...

Serbia’s Central Bank orders banks to offer cheaper loans for low-income citizens

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has instructed banks to update their credit offers by September 15, 2025, for employees and pensioners with monthly...

Erste Bank Serbia reports growth in loans and digital users despite slight profit decline in Q2 2025

Erste Bank in Serbia reported continued growth in lending activity and digital users in the second quarter of 2025. Loans to individuals and micro...
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