Tag: lending
Bank lending to private sector rose 15.8% in Q4, 2024
TIRANA, Feb 5 /ATA/ - A favorable financial environment and high demand have driven a rapid growth in bank lending to private sector in...
Fall in yield on T-bills cuts lending interest rates for business...
TIRANA, Jan 30 /ATA/ - The yield on the 12-month treasury bills (T-bills) slightly increased in the latest auction on Tuesday, the Bank of...
Bank lending for tourism sector up 23% in H2, 2024
TIRANA, Jan 23 /ATA/ - Bank lending to private sector has significantly expanded in the second half of 2024, marking the largest growth rate...
BoA: Banks increased lending rate in Q4, 2024
TIRANA, Jan 20 /ATA/ - The second-tier banks operating in Albania kept their lending policies for businesses unchanged in the fourth quarter of 2024,...
Lending rose 24.7% year-on-year, banks disbursed 308 billion lek since January...
TIRANA, Nov 27 /ATA/ - Bank lending to households maintained an upward trend in October, according to the Bank of Albania.
Albania’s banking system disbursed...
Bank lending to businesses totals 27.7 million euros in August
TIRANA, Oct 25 /ATA/ - Albania’s banking system disbursed a total of 27.7 million euros in business loans during August 2024, marking a significant...
BoA: NPLs ratio for nonbanking institutions down to 12.8 %
TIRANA, Oct 2 /ATA/ - Microfinance institutions disbursed a total of 60.9 billion lek in lending during the first six months of the year,...
Bank lending for investment in tourism increases 13% in H1, 2024
TIRANA, Aug 26 /ATA/ - Bank lending to private sector has significantly expanded in the first half of 2024, marking the largest growth rate...
BoA: Lek-denominated bank loan portfolio up by 4%
TIRANA, July 3 /ATA/ - Businesses and individuals increasingly prefer bank loans in the national Albanian currency, the Lek.
The latest Bank of Albania report...
BoA: Bank lending to business up 7% in April
TIRANA, May 30 /ATA/ - Bank lending to economy kept an upward trend in April, totaling to 770.9 billion lek from 763.5 billion lek...
