Annual ranking of the biggest companies in Southeast Europe
By Nicoleta Banila Adrian Tanase CEO the Bucharest Stock Exchange, BVB In the beginning of 2018 Romania's financial regulator ASF approved Adrian Tanase's appointment as CEO of the Bucharest Stock Exchange, BVB, for a four-year term. BVB is the big ...
By Mario Tanev Tim Kurth, Aurubis Bulgaria CEO and Vice President Tim Kurth was appointed CEO and vice president of Aurubis Bulgaria in 2014. As of 2015 he is also president of the German-Bulgarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce. He joined Nordde ...
After several tough years, economic activity in Southeast Europe (SEE) picked up in 2015 and continued to strengthen in 2016, supporting an improving performance of the region’s corporate sector.
Sector players operating in SEE are trying to survive amid policy uncertainty and retrospective changes in legislation, falling subsidies and reluctant financing. Yet, a quick browse through news headlines from the first half of 2013 shows that interest in renewable energy is picking up in SEE.
Croatia celebrated its accession to the EU on July 1, 2013, to the sounds of Beethoven’s Ode to Joy and fireworks in the presence of the country’s leaders and EU officials. The latest EU enlargement, however, raises a number of questions not only about the future of Croatia but also about the EU in general.