Author: Carmen Adamescu, Partner, Consulting, EY Romania and coordinator from EY Romania of the project “Establishing the framework for the development of e-government tools (EGOV)” Electronic governance, as predicted by many authors, does not simply refer to the provision of […]
The market capitalisation of the 100 largest listed companies in the world recovered strongly in the second quarter, recovering almost completely the 15% loss recorded in the first three months of 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, according to […]
Small companies are the category recording most payment delays, 43% of total, while large and medium companies have 20% of total each, according to the annual KeysFin study “Business Conditions in Romania”, which shows that delayed payments of non-financial companies […]
The Romanian government this year will take close to 5.3 billion RON from banks’ profits through the newly imposed tax on assets, as it will be calculated and paid quarterly, according to calculations based on official data. The Romanian government […]
By Valeriu Binig, CEO forum moderator Mirela Gavra had a great idea, to precede the Energy Excellence Awards ceremony with a discussion of CEOs about the perspectives of the Romanian energy sector. No press, no “manifesto”, no advocacy towards media […]
Most managers in large companies say they want to use advanced data analysis tools to remain competitive, according to a study by SAS, one of the world’s leaders in business analytics. However, more than two-thirds of respondents have not yet […]
Bucharest office market landscape is changing, as new clusters will be created in the next three to five years. Centre West, Expozitiei Area and Central Area are the new hot areas of the office market in the next few years. […]
The National Bank of Romania (NBR) reintroduced limits for the maximum indebtedness levels for individuals or families seeking out consumer or mortgage loans. These debt-service-to-income (DSTI) ratios are now at 40 percent for RON loans and 20 percent for hard […]
