Wed, 8 Jun 2011: Lukashenko defiant amidst crisis…
Jun 8, 2011 Baltics
The size and maturity of a package from the Washington-based lender “will be determined by the country’s financing needs and its balance of payments.” The Russian-led Eurasian E...Tags: Balance Of Payments, Belarus, Capital Inflows, Consequences, Crisis Fund, Dollar, Economic Community, Global Financial Crisis, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Loan Principal, Lukashenko, Maturity, Measures, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan
Thu, 16 Dec 2010: Business Analysis: Here’s to 2011!…
Dec 16, 2010 Baltics
Just prior to his address the room filled with UK civil servants keen to hear about, and understand, the actions taken. As soon as he finished, they left. I have no comment to make on the Latvian...Tags: Address, Baltic States, Business Analysis, Civil Servants, Economic Miracle, Electorate, Keen, Latvians, Maturity, Measures, Necessary Crisis, Pariahs, Political Miracles, Politician, Prime Minister
Wed, 3 Feb 2010: Parex looks to raise more capital…
Feb 3, 2010 Baltics
Each bond will pay an interest rate of 5 percent with a maturity of two years, with the bank having early redemption rights. The planned issue date for the bonds is Feb. 15 of this year. The bon...Tags: Bonds, Communication Director, Corporate Communication, Installments, Interest Rate, Issue Date, Maturity, Money, Objective, Parex, Preconditions, Redemption Rights, Resumption
Wed, 25 Feb 2009: The week’s top news in world financial markets from Maximus Capital…
Feb 25, 2009 Baltics
Another focus of worries is related to Obama's $787 billion rescue plan, which turned out to be heavy on rhetoric but light on detail. Don't forget that this plan was aimed at further capital inje...Tags: Bonds, Capital Injections, Corporate Giants, Dilemma, Distressed Assets, Ecb, Economy, Eu Member States, Financial Markets, Foreclosures, Hewlett Packard, Interest Rates, Investors, Maturity, Profit Drop, Quarter Profit, Rhetoric, Top News, Universe, Worries
Wed, 19 Nov 2008: Parex Bank posts losses “tens of millions” …
Nov 19, 2008 Baltics
We still have to work with non-residents," he said. The bank, which is poised to be taken over by the Latvian government, will continue functioning and even reports new accounts being opened. FKTK...Tags: Bank Shareholders, Finance Ministry, Latvian Government, Loan Providers, Loan Repayment, Losses, Maturity, Members, Negotiations, New Accounts, Non Residents, Parex Bank, Syndicate, Syndicated Loans, Tens
Wed, 31 Oct 2007: Agrovaldymo Grupe to issue IPO…
Oct 31, 2007 Baltics
Agrovaldymo Grupe has three main business activities: the acquisition of other agricultural companies, expansion of agricultural land holdings 's either through purchase or lease 's and investmen...Tags: Acquisition, Agricultural Companies, Agricultural Land, Bond Issue, Bond Proceeds, Bonds, Business Activities, Capital Markets, Grupe, International Financial Markets, International Markets, Ipo, Maturity, Modernization, Newcomer, Remainder
Wed, 5 Oct 2005: Latvia borrows 150 million from EIB…
Oct 5, 2005 Latvia
Previously Latvia received 371 million euros from the EIB, Estonia 303 million and Lithuania 280 million.Both state institutions and municipalities will be eligible to receive funds from the loan ...Tags: Cohesion, Eib, Estonia, Euros, Finance Minister, Finance Ministry, Implementation, International Lender, Latvia, Lithuania, Loan Terms, Maturity, Municipalities, Oskars, Safety Belt, Sauli Niinisto, State Institutions, Stru, Vice President, Wed 5
Thu, 16 Jan 2003: Baltic car sales increasing…
Jan 16, 2003 Baltics
Toyota's Avensis and Lexus LX300 are expected to attract customers, as well as the arrival of the new Landcruiser.Renault is market leader in Lithuania, which in 2002 passed the barrier of 10,000 ...Tags: Automakers, Car Sales, Decline, Estonia Latvia, French Carmaker, Lexus, Lexus Lx300, Lithuania, Market Leader, Market Penetration, Maturity, Mercedes, New Cars, New Landcruiser, Poland, Previous Year, Renault, Toyota Avensis, Volvo
Thu, 8 Jul 1999: IFC to assist SMEs with loan to Vilniaus Bankas…
Jul 8, 1999 Baltics
"The loans, with a maturity ranging from two to seven years, will be granted to private companies with total assets not exceeding 60 million litas ($15 million)," explained Niedvaras. "Currentl...Tags: Assets, Borrowers, Economy, Financial Resources, Harold Rosen, Ifc, Loans, Maturity, Medium Sized Companies, Private Companies, S Central, Segment, Seven Years, Signing Ceremony, Smes, Southern Europe