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[A Greek man in Romania doing Real Estate business] A Greek man in Romania doing Real Estate business » Blog Archive ...:          We, the parent institutions of the nine largest foreign-owned banks incorporated in Romania, with a market share of 70 percent of assets, met in Vienna, Austria, on March 26, 2009, at the invitation of the Joint Vienna Institute (JVI). The meeting took place under the chairmanship of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), with the participation of the European Commission (EC), the World Bank Group, the EBRD, the EIB, the National Bank of Romania (NBR), the home country banking supervisors and

[Tribuna Libre] Eurozone braces itself for the perfect storm « Tribuna Libre: Or for Yannis Papathanassiou, his Greek counterpart. His country’s credit has been downgraded to one notch above junk status and was justifiably described yesterday as teetering on the verge of bankruptcy in the German magazine Stern.

[A Greek man in Romania doing Real Estate business] A Greek man in Romania doing Real Estate business » Blog Archive ...:        Austrian group Holzindustrie Schweighofer and Finland’s Tornator have so far invested 50 million euros in forest acquisition. Forest exploitation is not allowed to exceed the growth rate of that forest, of around 5 cubic meters per hectare per year for deciduous forests and of around 7 cubic meters per hectare per year for spruce forests.

[Bucharest Business Week] Greek investment stays strong - BBW: Indicating that the number of Greek companies registered in Romania rose by another 400 last year to reach 8,480, Ioannis Paschalis, Minister Counsellor, Economic and Commercial Affairs, Greek Embassy, sounded an optimistic note and expressed confidence in Greek investors' capacity to develop against all odds. "I believe Greek investors are strong enough and will overcome the crisis, maintaining their prominent position on this market.

[NWOTruth] Greece Teeters on the Verge of Bankruptcy | NWOTruth: Greek financial institutions invested billions of euros in bank takeovers or in setting up their own branches in Romania, Bulgaria, and Serbia. Given that the value of the national currencies in some of those countries has fallen dramatically, what were originally seen as attractive investments in developing economies could well turn out to be huge losses.

[Kathimerini English Edition : Print Edition : 7/4/09] ekathimerini.com | In Brief: “We have made substantial investments in Romania over a number of years and we remain committed to doing business in the country,” the banks said in a joint statement issued by the IMF following a meeting in Vienna. “We also acknowledge that our subsidiaries in Romania will have to adjust to the current challenging economic environment.

[A Greek man in Romania doing Real Estate business] A Greek man in Romania doing Real Estate business » Blog Archive ...: Suddenly, the expected Romania’s entrance into the European Union was combined with the explosion of plenty of new projects, being launched more or less in the same time. In few months there were so many developments announced, so many companies selling them, so many experts selling services to the developers, so many people selling credits, so many “intermediars” with “connections” so many clients willing to buy one apartment.

[Goldnotes - A Resource Investor's Blog] Goldnotes - A Resource Investor’s Blog » London Irvine Report ...: Greek financial institutions invested billions of euros in bank takeovers or in setting up their own branches in Romania, Bulgaria, and Serbia. Given that the value of the national currencies in some of those countries has fallen dramatically, what were originally seen as attractive investments in developing economies could well turn out to be huge losses.

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