Thu, 30 Sep 1999: For Komercbanka, it’s the home stretch…
Sep 30, 1999 Baltics
15 with a new name and logo and new services."When we say we're re-opening the bank, we are really saying we'll establish a new bank for Latvia," Kallaker said. "This is not just a re-opening, and...Tags: Assets, Bank Of Latvia, Creditors, European Bank For Reconstruction And Development, German Banks, Home Stretch, Latvian Government, Reconstruction, Shares, Syndicates, T Bills
Thu, 19 Aug 1999: Prices up on the Baltic bourses…
Aug 19, 1999 Baltics
Last week's average daily turnover was just $40,000. Even $2 million in trading of government T-bills did not change the impression of critically low activity on the market. In Lithuania turnover ...Tags: Baltic, Bourses, Lithuania, Million Dollars, T Bills, Turnover
Thu, 29 Jul 1999: Depositors to decide Komercbanka’s fate…
Jul 29, 1999 Baltics
"If we don't get those 6.3 million lats, and there is no result after this meeting, I will have nothing else to do but start liquidation. I can't allow the current situation to go on indefinitely ...Tags: Assets, Current Situation, Depositors, Doors, European Bank For Reconstruction And Development, Fate, Government Help, Lats, Latvia, Liabilities, Liquidation, Losses, New Prime Minister, Reconstruction, S Central, Syndicates, T Bills
Thu, 3 Sep 1998: Foreign investors dominate Baltic capital market…
Sep 3, 1998 Baltics
Foreign investors hold around half of the traded Baltic equities. However, as good as this might sound, high foreign participation in equity ownership leads to sensitivity to changes in other emer...Tags: Baltic Capital, Bank Liquidity, Boom, Capital Investors, Debt Markets, Domestic Debt, Emerging Markets, Equity Ownership, Fears, Foreign Investors, Foreign Participation, Foreigners, Inflation, Investors Capital, Risk Return, T Bills