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UniCredit: 4% is Sustainable Growth for Bulgaria

Around 4% is the sustainable and long-term feasible growth of the Bulgarian economy, with expected growth of 2.8% for 2011.

Reuters Ranking: UniCredit’s analysts have made most precise forecasts about fluctuation of currencies for the past three years

The analysts of UniCredit have made the most precise predictions about the fluctuation of the foreign currency rates for the past three years, according to a ranking of Reuters.

CEE Banking Study 2010: The business model is being reshaped, but CEE banking remains an opportunity

Although Central and Eastern Europe were hard hit by the crisis, banking in CEE remains an opportunity. This is one of the key findings of the latest CEE Banking Study, conducted by UniCredit´s CEE Strategic Analysis department

Euroclub at BCCI: Presentation of Kristofor Pavlov, Chief Economist in UniCredit Bulbank

The Bulgarian economy on the verge of the new decade

Analysis of UniCredit on the development of the real estate sector in Bulgaria: Malls replace shopping streets

Rents in Sofia’s shopping streets, which already suffered from the opening of malls in the recent years, will continue to drop, according to the latest report on the Bulgarian real estate sector development conducted by UniCredit analysts.

According to data of UniCredit Bulbank: Residents of Plovdiv save during the crisis, UCB reports increase in deposits

Almost 10% annual increase in deposits from members of the public in Plovdiv region was reported by UniCredit Bulbank as of end October.

UniCredit Group’s CEE quarterly economic analysis: Growth prospects of the Bulgarian economy improve

The Group analyzers expect positive GDP growth yet at the end of this year

EIB and UniCredit Bulbank sign agreement for EUR 40 Mio credit line

The funds will be used for investment and working capital loans to SME

The Board of Directors of UniCredit approved the consolidated results for the first nine months of 2010

The Board of Directors of UniCredit approved the consolidated results for the first nine months of 2010 which show the Group’s portion of net profit at €1,003 million (€1,165 million net of goodwill impairment posted by the Kazakhstan subsidiary in second quarter 2010)