Results 1 - 19 from 19 for "leumi"
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First Bank Completes Integration of Bank Leumi Romania
05.05.2020
First Bank, held by U.S. investment fund J.C. Flowers & Co., said Tuesday it has completed the integration of Bank Leumi Romania, a subsidiary of Bank Leumi Israel, completing the acquisition process more
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First Bank Completes Acquisition Of Bank Leumi Romania
07.10.2019
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Antitrust Body Clears Leumi Bank Romania Acquisition By First Bank
06.24.2019
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Antitrust Body Looks Into Takeover Of Leumi Bank Romania By First Bank
06.03.2019
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First Bank, Held By U.S. Investment Fund JC Flowers, Buys Bank Leumi Romania
04.16.2019
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Antitrust Watchdog Looks into Bank Leumi Romania Takeover
09.06.2018
Romania's Competition Council is looking into the acquisition of lender Bank Leumi Romania by a group of companies owned by Argo Group Limited, the antitrust watchdog said Thursday. more
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Leumi To Sell Romanian Subsidiary to Argo Capital Management
01.03.2018
Bank Leumi, Israel’s second-largest bank, said on Wednesday its board signed an agreement in principle to sell its Romanian subsidiary to British investment firm Argo Capital Management. more
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AFI Europe Gets EUR22M Loan from Bank Leumi To Fund AFI Tech Park Office Project
12.20.2017
Property developer AFI Europe Romania has signed a loan agreement with Bank Leumi Romania for EUR22 million to develop the first stage of its AFI Tech Park office project in Bucharest, the company more
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Gil Karni, New CEO Of Bank Leumi Romania
05.10.2016
Romania’s central bank has approved the appointment of Gil Karni as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Bank Leumi Romania, at the beginning of May 2016. more
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AFI Europe Gets EUR39M Financing From Leumi For AFI Park 4, 5
07.20.2015
Real estate developer AFI Europe has signed a financing agreement worth EUR39 million with Bank Leumi Romania, for completing the construction of office buildings AFI Park 4 and 5, the fourth stage of more
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Bank Leumi Saw Profit Slide To RON2M In 2013
04.24.2014
The local unit of Israeli group Bank Leumi generated in 2013 net profit of just 2.1 million lei (EUR0.47 million), six times below the 2012 level, and significantly lower than the forecast. more
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Raiffeisen Becomes Romania's Most Profitable Bank In 2012
05.23.2013
Raiffeisen Bank was the most profitable bank in Romania last year, posting 392 million lei (EUR90 million) in net profit. more
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Marinel Burduja Appointed To Bank Leumi Romania Board Of Directors
04.16.2013
Raiffeisen Bank Romania’s former vice-president Marinel Burduja has joined the board of directors of the local unit of Israeli Bank Leumi. more
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Bank Leumi Romania’s Overall Gross Loans Up 7.7% In 2012, To RON980M
04.04.2013
Bank Leumi Romania, the local division of Israeli group Leumi, on Thursday said its overall gross loans were up by around 7.7% to 981.32 million lei (EUR221.6 million) on the year in 2012. more
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Leumi Turns Profitable In 1Q After Two-Year Restructuring Process
04.19.2012
Israeli bank Leumi has completed its two-year restructuring process, which cut 10% of its personnel and almost halved its territorial network; the bank said it wants to stay in Romania and focus on more
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Bank Leumi Romania 9-Month Loss Halves To RON12.3M
11.30.2011
Bank Leumi Romania reported a loss of 12.3 million lei ($3.8 million) in the first nine months, half from RON24.8 million a year earlier, parent group Israeli Bank Leumi said in its financial report more
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Bank Leumi Posts RON11.7 Mln Loss In 1H, On Bad Loan Charges
10.06.2011
Bank Leumi, the Romanian subsidiary of one of the largest Israeli-held financial groups, posted a loss of 11.7 million lei (EUR2.7 million) by international standards in the first half, up 46% from more
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Radu Dimofte Builds Offices On Aviatorilor Blvd
07.12.2011
Businessman Radu Dimofte, known as an old business partner of billionaire Gabriel Popoviciu, has recently started the construction of a five-story office building on Aviatorilor Boulevard in more
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Bank Leumi Romania Switches To RON2.3M Loss In 1Q
06.02.2011
Israeli Bank Leumi Thursday reported a loss of 2.3 million lei ($800,000) at its Romanian subsidiary, due to higher provisions, according to the bank’s financial report. more