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Bankers unhappy with delay in approval of lending norms
The apparently limitless extension of the time that the NBR is taking to approve the lending norms of individuals has caused concern for commercial bankers, who are starting to publicly accuse the distortion of competition in the banking system. Starting this...
Insurers unhappy with draft law
The private health insurance market is being threatened by the provisions of the draft law on voluntary health insurance, according to insurance companies. This market amounted to some 7.4 m...
Investors unhappy with authorisation procedures
The procedures for registering and authorising companies and the fiscal inspection and control methods have been the chief complaints of the business people planning to invest in Romania thu...
Aviva unhappy with 15% growth
Aviva Romania saw 227bn ROL (6.1 million euros) in premiums subscribed last year, 37% more in ROL and 15% more in euros from the previous year. The growth is slightly lower than the company...
Employers unhappy unionists are better organised
The employer movement in Romania still has not been able to discuss as a single voice with the authorities or the unions after fourteen years of democracy, for which reason it is unable to g...
Employers unhappy unionists are better organised
The employer movement in Romania still has not been able to discuss as a single voice with the authorities or the unions after fourteen years of democracy, for which reason it is unable to g...
AOAR unhappy with arrears containment
The increasing share of arrears in GDP from 35.76% in 2001 to 37% in 2002 proves the ineffectiveness of the steps the Government has taken in this regard, the Romanian Business People Associ...
Labour minister yet to see unhappy employers
Labour Minister Marian S=rbu dismisses criticism from employers' associations against the Labour Code. He argues the employers he has met so far told him they were not having too much troubl...
Omniasig unhappy with 2002 sales
Insurer Omniasig last year collected $50 million in gross premiums, nearly 40% more than in 2001. The growth pace would have been faster, though, had 2002 not been such a bad year for sales...