The government has expanded the use of funds from the Livada Moldovei project to stimulate strategic investments in milk production.
The Stock Exchange of Moldova has again offered for sale 80% of newly issued shares of the insurance company Moldasig. This was announced by the company, announcing the sale of a single package of 480 thousand (80% of the authorized capital) of newly issued common registered shares of I class through the regulated market of the Stock Exchange of Moldova at the previous initial price of 286.5 lei per share.
Serhiy Kotelnik will become the new director-general of the state-owned Moldovan Railways. This was announced to journalists by Infrastructure and Regional Development Minister Vladimir Bolia.
Roaming tariffs with EU countries for Moldovan citizens will be gradually reduced, and in maximum 5 years they will be completely canceled. This is stipulated by the draft law on regulation of roaming tariffs with EU countries, approved by the Government.
France will grant Moldova a loan of 30 million euros for the energy rehabilitation of buildings within the INSPIREE project with a total value of 73 million euros.
There are ten banks left in Moldova. Few people remember now, but during the dawn of banking activity, 17 commercial banks were operating in the country at the same time. That’s at the same time. In reality, there were much more. But even today, as well as 35 years ago, many experts, especially foreign ones, believe that three to five banks would be enough for such a small country as Moldova. There is another opinion: every market participant has its own client, even in such a financially capacious sector as banking – even if the loan portfolio of a commercial bank (CB) is smaller than that of a non-banking credit organization (NCO). Still, the requirements for CBs are more stringent than for NCOs, and one must comply with them. It is not always necessary for NCOs to become banks.
