By 2035, Montenegro stands as one of the most agile and innovation-oriented financial micro-hubs in Southern Europe—a development few regional analysts predicted a decade earlier. What transformed the country was not only the modernization of its financial sector (industry coverage at monte.news, market reports at monte.business) but its decision to align its regulatory, institutional, and digital frameworks with...
Montenegro’s financial system is entering a period of deep transformation as the country moves closer to EU membership. The requirements of the EU Single Market, combined with global financial trends, will reshape Montenegro’s banking sector, insurance industry, capital markets, fintech landscape, regulatory environment, and investor expectations. This transformation will require discipline, transparency, modern technology, and...
At the end of Q3 2021, the main characteristics of the financial sector are stability and moderate level of systemic risk. Temporary measures of the Central Bank, which enabled moratorium and restructuring of loans to the clients of banks, acted as stabilising factors both on the finances of the real sector and citizens, as well...
