Banking
Turkey’s Bank Resurgence | Can It Last
Turkey’s banking authorityBDDK said total banking assets had increased 7.3% since the end of 2016, reaching a total of $826 billion.
Central & Eastern Europe
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Serbia: Austerity Rules
Serbia findssuccessyet faceschallengesas it works to take its place on the world economic stage.
Award Winners
Best Banks in Central & Eastern Europe 2017
Global Finance Magazine’s 2017 rankings of the best banks in Central & Eastern Europe.
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Southeastern Europes Mini Golden Age
After years of reform and a series of elections, the countries of Southeastern Europe are stable and starting to see a pickup in economic activity
Award Winners
Transformation And Transparency
Question and Answer with Johann Strobl chairman and CEO ofRaiffeisen Bank International
Award Winners
Central & Eastern Europe Winners: Managing Through Volatility
Coverage of Central & Eastern Europe regionalwinners ofGlobal Financemagazine's 2017 awards for Best Treasury & Cash Management.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Slovenia: Arms Open Wide To The West
Slovenia recognizes the importance of foreign direct investment (FDI) for its economy, according to the country’s Minister for Economic Development and Technology, and is working hard to draw interest from foreign investors.
News
Rosneft Sale A Coup For Putin Confidant
Rosneft CEO and Putin allyIgor Sechin played a key role in selling off a stake in the giant state-ownedmining concern.
Features
Bankers Talk Trade Finance at BAFT
The Bank to Bank Forum is a traditional fixture of the European chapter of the Bankers Association for Finance and Trade (BAFT). Nearly a century old, the association advocates free-market solutions for trade services.
Country Report
Croatia: Seeking Stability
Like other geographic regions once under communist rule, Croatia has traveled a chaotic road to statehood, but it is now solidifying its economic and political progress.
Data
The Levant: Rising To The Challenge of Crisis
Syria’s agony is imposing serious costs for neighbors in terms of refugees, lost trade and dampened investment.
Features
Erdogan & Putin: New Best Frenemies
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin seem to have mended fences. Will the alliance last?