Rimantas Sinkevičius
Economy

Lithuanian transport minister: Rail Baltica should be a priority in allocating funds

On 28 October, representatives from the Baltic States signed a landmark agreement which will launch the project Rail Baltica and bring the Baltic region closer to Western Europe. […]

Vilnius
Economy

Lithuania ranks 24th on Doing Business 2015

On the list of Doing Business 2015, a World Bank Group flagship report which was released this Wednesday, Lithuania remains as one of the most favourably assessed countries in the world in terms of starting a business. […]

Economy

ECB stress test finds Lithuania’s banks secure and reliable

The three largest banks operating in Lithuania – SEB bank, Swedbank and DNB bank – have very solid capital buffers and assess risks conservatively enough. This became clear after the European Central Bank (ECB), in cooperation with the Bank of Lithuania, inspected the asset quality of the three commercial banks and performed stress testing, the country’s central bank said in a report on 26 October. […]

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Economy

Lithuania’s government debt among lowest in EU

At the end of 2013, Lithuania’s government debt to GDP was one of the lowest in the European Union and stood at 39 percent, Eurostat reports. […]

Finasta
Economy

Invalda LT-led consortium to negotiate acquisition of Finasta Banking Group

The Creditor’s Committee set the minimum selling price and the sale method of the Finasta Banking Group, and authorized the Snoras Bank bankruptcy administrator to complete negotiations with the investor which had submitted the best offer, namely the consortium led by investment company Invalda LT. Nevertheless, the acquisition is still to be approved by the Competition Council. […]

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Economy

US company Intermedix officially opens service centre in Kaunas

Lithuanian Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevičius attended the opening ceremony of the international Intermedix service centre in Kaunas and congratulated the US company for choosing Lithuania for its expansion in Europe. […]