Results 1 - 8 from 8 for "eib"
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Mihai Tanasescu To Be Romania's First VP At EIB
03.25.2012
Romanian former finance minister Mihai Tanasescu will be appointed vice-president of the European Investment Bank (EIB) for a six-year term, replacing Greek Plutarchos Sakellaris, the first time more
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EIB, World Bank To Help Romania Increase EU Fund Absorption
01.26.2012
Leonard Orban, Romania's Minister of European Affairs, on Thursday signed memoranda of understanding with the European Investment Bank and World Bank regarding technical assistance for Romania to more
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Raiffeisen Bank, Sister Co. Could Get EUR50M In EIB Money
01.12.2012
The European Investment Bank is considering lending up to EUR50 million to Romanian financial institutions Raiffeisen Bank and Raiffeisen Leasing, the EIB said. more
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Romania Takes EUR500M From EIB For Infrastructure, Eco Investment
12.16.2011
Romanian authorities on Friday signed two deals with the European Investment Bank, for loans cumulating EUR500 million, aimed at funding the construction of a new subway line in Bucharest and more
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EIB: Romania Registers Delays In All Stages Of EU Fund Absorption Process
05.26.2011
Romania registers delays in all phases of the EU fund absorption process, also because financing must be ensured before projects are approved, Thursday said Milena Messori, head of the European more
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Romania Applies To EIB For CO2 Storage Projects Funding
05.10.2011
Romania submitted Monday with the European Investment Bank the literature of two demonstrative carbon dioxide storage projects, in a bid to secure non-refundable EU money. more
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EIB Lends Romanian BCR EUR75M To Fund SMEs
04.01.2011
Romanian lender BCR on Friday said it has taken a EUR75 million loan from the European Investment Bank, to finance small- and medium-sized companies, as well as public sector authorities. more
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EIB Plans Loans Worth Up To EUR1B For Romania In 2011
04.01.2011
The European Investment Bank on Friday said it has granted loans worth a total EUR410 million in Romania last year, down from EUR1.5 billion allocated in 2009. more
