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Registered OTC deal with shares of the public company Prime Property BG REIT-Sofia
Unicredit Bulbank, acting as registration agent, registered OTC deal with shares of the public company Prime Property BG REIT-Sofia.
Analysis by UniCredit Bulbank’s team of economists: Economic recovery will be led by individual consumption
GDP growth forecast for this year is 1.7% and for 2014 – 2.8%.
UniCredit Bulbank's Profit in CEE up by 4% in 2012
The cost-cutting measures and the focus on management of risk-weighted assets are some of the reasons for the bank’s good performance in the challenging economic environment.
According to UniCredit Bulbank’s analysis of the banking sector in 2013: Expected growth in loans to SME
The trend of decrease of external financing in the banking sector continues
The assets of Pioneer Investments rose by 20% in 2012
The equity fund that generated the highest return last year is European Potential with a yield of 21.23%
According to UniCredit Bulbank: Payments at POS terminals in the December holidays spiked by 63%
As usual, Bulgarians made their biggest purchases around Christmas when transactions were worth BGN 40.4 million
CEE Banking Study 2013: Looking for sound growth, CEE banks rebalance their business models
Foreign players have an important role in the local markets and increased the share of CEE assets within their groups´ total assets over the last years
2013 will be a better growth year for CEE than 2012
The forecast for GDP growth in the region is 2.9 per cent in 2013
Economic Analysis by Kristofor Pavlov, chief economist of UniCredit Bulbank
This year the economy continued to recover from the effects of the real estate bubble burst and the recession of 2009, however, unfortunately, at much lower rate than the one most of us hoped for a few years ago.
Household deposits - summary of 2012 and forecasts for 2013
This year again households will most probably remain cautious in their financial decisions and consumer behaviour in a setting of high unemployment, slow income growth, low pensions, high food prices and a passive real estate market.