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Category: Banks & Finance
In the town of Stuhr near Bremen, robbers broke into 14 safes in a Volksbank branch by spraying an unknown liquid. This winter, there have been bank robberies in Bonn, Gelsenkirchen and Halle and in Wilhelmshaven, Logos Press reported citing DW.
As of early 2026, marginal personal income tax rates in EU countries range from 10% in Bulgaria and Romania to 60.5% in Denmark, according to Logos Press.
The total income registered by freelancers in the first month of the new tax regime amounted to 1,795,696.20 lei, while the amount of the calculated single tax amounted to 269,354.43 lei, Logos Press reported.
In parallel with the opening of the Munich Security Conference, central banks of the world gathered today, February 13, in Brussels for the international conference “2025: End of an era? What’s next? What’s next?” (2025: End of an era? What’s next?), where the head of the NBM Anca Dragu is also taking part, reports Logos Press.
OTC transactions (recorded outside the regulated market and MTFs) will reach 95.65% of the total market in 2025, up from 83.09% in the previous year, according to Logos Press.
The secondary capital market saw significant changes in 2025, with the market capitalization at the end of 2025 estimated at LE 24,171.63 million, up 52.3% from the 2024 level, with a limited number of issuers, Logos Press reported.
In Moldova, by the end of 2025, the banking sector demonstrates high stability and significant growth of financial indicators, despite the moderate growth of the country’s economy, Logos Press reports.
The total revenues of the mandatory health insurance funds amounted to 17,493.6 million lei last year and increased by 9.8 percent or 1,564.8 million lei compared to 2024, Logos Press reported.
European law enforcement agencies have conducted a large-scale operation against international networks of counterfeiters. According to Europol, as a result of joint actions of police and customs services, counterfeit banknotes and coins worth about 1.2 billion euros were seized, Logos Press reported.
Moldovan banks’ spending on information security and operational resilience in 2026 will be dictated by new regulatory requirements and the national cybersecurity strategy.
Another $350 thousand will be invested in the development of the information system “Register of pledges of movable property” launched last year. The funds will be provided by the World Bank as gratuitous aid, reports Logos Press.
Total revenues of local budgets will reach LE 33,302.3 million at the end of 2025, up 17.3% (LE 4,904.6 million) compared to 2024, Logos Press reported.
