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Croatia’s factoring market recorded its strongest growth in five years in 2025, with total turnover rising by around 25% to €1.9bn as reverse factoring and non-bank providers expanded rapidly. In this country report, Nives Rudež, Director of Factoring at OTP...
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Nives Rudež, Director of Factoring, OTP banka d.d.d shares insights on the Croatian factoring market in the regional article featured…
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) is lending the Croatian bank Privredna Banka Zagreb (PBZ), part of the Intesa Sanpaolo Group,…
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The Croatian factoring industry continued to grow in 2022 (+11 per cent versus 2021), reaching a volume of EUR 1.365bn[1],…
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The bank-dominated factoring industry in Croatia has welcomed the Czech fintech Roger, which anticipates development in the sector owing to inflation.This…
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Austrian credit insurance company Acredia said this week... (more…)
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A new investment will help expand access to climate finance, supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs), while bolstering the banking…
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The Croatian economy suffered greatly in 2020, recording an eight per cent fall in... (more…)
The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency, HANFA, said it has... (more…)
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Croatia has joined the European countries that mandated the use of e-invoicing in public procurement processes as outlined in Directive…
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Croatia’s Erste&Steiermarkische Bank has withdrawn its application to Croatia's central bank for... (more…)
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Croatia’s Erste&Steiermarkische Bank has received the approval of the country's financial services supervisory agency... (more…)
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Croatia’s Erste&Steiermarkische Bank said on Monday (July 30th) it is acquiring a 25% stake in Erste Factoring d.o.o.... (more…)