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The Case for Collateral Law Reform in Southeast Europe and Eurasia - Unblocking the Flow of Credit

10 Apr 2012 posted by daliborka.matanovic
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The lack of sufficient collateral is an acknowledged constraint to lending to SMEs and households in the region served by the Partners for Financial Stability Program (PFS).

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Investor Relations Online in Emerging Europe: Survey of Websites of the Largest Listed Companies in Eurasia and Southeast Europe (SEE) September 23, 2011

17 Oct 2011 posted by djanzek
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Investor Relations Online in Emerging Europe:  Survey of Websites of the Largest Listed Companies in Eurasia and Southeast Europe (SEE), Benchmarked against Peers in the New Member States of the European Union (EU); Croatia; and Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC)

Released by the PFS Program – Friday, September 23, 2011 – Zagreb, Croatia

This is the 19th survey by USAID’s Partners for Financial Stability (PFS) Program dedicated to Investor Relations Online in Emerging Europe.  The PFS Program conducted the survey from July 1 through September 5, 2011.

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Investor Relations Online in Emerging Europe: Survey of Websites of the Largest Listed Companies in Eurasia and Southeast Europe (SEE) March 4, 2011

17 Oct 2011 posted by daliborka.matanovic
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This is the 18th survey by USAID's Partners for Financial Stability (PFS) Program dedicated to Investor Relations Online in Emerging Europe. The PFS Program conducted the survey from January 15 through March 4, 2011. In 2001, the PFS Program launched a regional survey to analyze the online disclosure practices of the largest listed companies in the then eight Central and Eastern European (CEE) candidate countries for European Union (EU) accession. In 2004, Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania were added to the survey.

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Press Release: PFS Program Publishes Pilot Survey of Investor Relations Online in South East Europe (SEE)

17 Oct 2011 posted by Leslie
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PFS Program Publishes Pilot Survey of Investor Relations Online in South East Europe (SEE); Comparison with Peers in 10 New Member States of the EU, BRIC, Ukraine and other Emerging Markets
Released by the PFS Program — Wednesday, January 5, 2011 — Zagreb, Croatia

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PFS Accomplishments Booklet

14 May 2013 posted by djanzek
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This Booklet highlights accomplishments by the Partners for FInancial Stability Program over the past three years. PFS supported financial sector development by bringing together regional players from Partner and Mentor Countries who addressed regional challenges, promoted the adaption and implementation of international best practices, and shared experiences and lessons learned. All PFS activities were designed to complement and enhance USAID missions' bilateral Economic Growth programs.

 

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Leslie Sulenta's Blog: Bi-weekly Financial Sector Highlights (News and References) from the E&E Region

13 May 2013 posted by djanzek
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Southeast Europe News

Albania: Poor Economy Continues to Drag Down Banks; Non-Performing Loans Reach 22.5% of Total Loans – Speech by Governor of Bank of Albania
Balkans 5-8-2013: http://www.balkans.com/open-news.php?uniquenumber=174161

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Leslie Sulenta's Blog

13 May 2013 posted by Leslie
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Bi-weekly Financial Sector Highlights (News and References) from the E&E Region
May 13, 2013


Region: EBRD Calls for Urgent Structural Reforms as Growth Slumps (Especially in Russia)
Ebrd 5-10-2013: http://www.ebrd.com/pages/news/press/2013/130510a.shtml

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PFS Technical Brief 10 - Macroprudential Supervision in Southeast Europe and Eurasia: Preventing the Next Financial Crisis

02 May 2013 posted by djanzek
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The global financial crisis revealed the failure of central banks, finance ministries and financial regulatory authorities in the advanced economies to detect and address systemic risks that had been building up in the financial sector since the early 2000s. The generally benign economic environment – positive growth and low inflation -- contributed to supervisors’ focusing on controlling risks in individual financial institutions rather than looking for signs of overall risk.

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PFS Technical Brief 8 Presentation - Unfinished Business: Addressing Financial Sector Instability and Closing Gaps in Europe and Eurasia

14 Apr 2013 posted by djanzek
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In the financial sector, where USAID has been the premier donor organization supporting the Europe and Eurasia (E&E) region’s transformation and development for the past two decades, there is important unfinished business. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the E&E region has undergone dramatic economic and political transformation. The extent of progress in economic development, democratic reforms, regional cooperation, and integration into global economic and financial markets has been remarkable.

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PFS Technical Brief 9 - Deposit Insurance in Southeast Europe and Eurasia: Progress, Challenges and Gaps

19 Mar 2013 posted by djanzek
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This Technical Brief is the ninth in a series that addresses financial sector challenges and opportunities in Southeast Europe and Eurasia, specifically the twelve Beneficiary countries of USAID’s Partners for Financial Stability program.

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