Serbian companies are borrowing at one of the strongest rates of recent years, but banks are simultaneously tightening lending standards, creating a growing market...
Serbian companies may find credit less difficult to obtain than in many European markets, but banks are signalling that the period of broadly expanding...
A sharp increase in corporate lending rates across Serbia is beginning to expose a much broader economic transition underway inside the country’s financial system,...
Serbian banks modestly tightened lending standards for corporate borrowers during the first quarter of 2026, marking the first broad-based tightening cycle for businesses in more...
Corporate lending trends in Serbia increasingly reveal a dual-speed economy emerging beneath the surface of relatively stable macroeconomic indicators. While total business lending continues...
Serbia’s banking sector is showing early signs of divergence between corporate and household credit dynamics, with March data pointing to a slowdown in lending...
Recent reports indicating a decline in corporate lending suggest that Serbian businesses are becoming more cautious in financing expansion, capital expenditure and new project...
Corporate lending in Serbia is slowing, and the implications extend well beyond banking statistics. The decline in borrowing reflects a broader reassessment of risk,...
Corporate lending in Serbia is showing signs of decline, pointing to a slowdown in business investment activity and a more cautious stance among companies....
