Slower decline of Selic brings extra challenge for indebted companies
The slower-than-expected decrease in Brazil's basic interest rate, Selic, poses additional challenges for highly indebted companies, complicating their debt management strategies.
Sad papers for the largest hospital in Samogitia: the director has been ousted, but the hospital is sinking in debt
The Republic of Šiauliai Hospital is facing significant financial losses, with expenses exceeding income by €5.9 million last year, raising concerns as the health ministry hopes a new director can solve the crisis.
Public Debt Management Agency: Auction of six-month treasury bills on March 24
The Greek Public Debt Management Agency will conduct an auction for six-month treasury bills worth 400 million euros on March 24, 2026.
Reserves and Debt: Why Country Risk Remains High, According to Three of the Most Respected Voices in the Market
Leading financial experts outline the conditions necessary for Argentina to improve its credit rating and reduce country risk.
Green Budget Lawsuit: This Debt Policy is a Tragedy
The Green party in Germany is contemplating a legal challenge against what they perceive as unconstitutional government budget policies, arguing for responsible fiscal management amidst ongoing crises.
Automotive Industry: The Auto Supplier ZF Suffers a Loss of 2.1 Billion Euros
ZF, an auto supplier, reported a loss of 2.1 billion euros in the previous year, doubling from the previous year's loss due to write-offs of unprofitable projects.
Varha believes it has overcome billing problems - 8,000 dunning letters will be sent to debt collection
Varha, the welfare area of Varsinais-Suomi, claims to have resolved its billing issues, announcing the upcoming transition of 8,000 unpaid invoices to debt collection.
Debt: Something is seriously wrong here
The article critiques the German government's financial management, highlighting a significant misallocation of funds intended for infrastructure improvements.
GDP above expectations, debt rising: the balance of Haddad's management in 10 graphs
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad's tenure has seen economic growth but also challenges in controlling public spending, leading to mixed reactions from the financial market.
In February, Czech courts declared 114 fewer personal bankruptcies year-on-year
Czech courts reported a year-on-year decrease in personal bankruptcies by 114 in February.
Subnational debt in the face of the financial storm
The article discusses how global economic volatility is affecting subnational governments in Mexico, urging them to strengthen their financial management tools.
Martin Lewis gives savers '£1,000 rule' over credit card money switch
Finance expert Martin Lewis discusses the '£1,000 rule' for savers regarding credit card debt in his latest BBC podcast.
Unimed Cuiabá offers 100% discount on interest and fines during Consumer Month
Unimed Cuiabá is celebrating Consumer Month by offering a campaign that allows customers to eliminate late fees and interest on debts.
Total losses due to a fire in a casino in Mendoza: investigating whether it started due to a fault in the electrical system and its connection to solar panels
A significant fire at the Casino Fuente Mayor in Mendoza caused substantial material damage but no casualties, leading to an investigation into its cause amid existing tax debt allegations against the casino's management.
Zero Debt Collective in RJ takes place between March 9 and 13 in 21 cities in the state
The Zero Debt Collective initiative aims to assist consumers in financial distress by providing debt renegotiation services across 21 cities in Rio de Janeiro.
A novelty for entrepreneurs in ZUS. It aims to protect against the debt spiral
The Polish Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) has introduced a new method for informing entrepreneurs about outstanding payments to prevent a debt spiral caused by various financial challenges.
Alliance wants to renegotiate debt after Tanure's exit and creates discomfort with manager
Alliança Saúde is seeking to renegotiate a R$ 400 million debt following the exit of its former controller Nelson Tanure, which adds pressure to their management and financial stability.
CAF approves credits of $450 million for Ecuador
The Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF) has approved $450 million in credits for Ecuador to enhance public safety and disaster response capabilities.
PDMA: The interest rate of the annual treasury bills is 1.97% – 500 million raised
Greece's public debt management agency has announced a reduced interest rate of 1.97% for a new series of annual treasury bills, successfully raising a total of 500 million euros through a recent auction.
Understand why Mato Grosso leads the national ranking of debt and revenue balance
Mato Grosso has been recognized for its fiscal sustainability, leading Brazil's states in managing the balance between debt and revenue.
How much has Poland's public debt increased? New MF data
Poland's public debt rose to 1,951.9 billion PLN by the end of December 2025, marking a record increase due to various economic factors.
Caputo ruled out a swap to reduce debt maturities: "The savings were not significant"
Economy Minister Luis Caputo ruled out a voluntary debt swap to manage future maturities, stating that potential savings would not be significant.
Cnpr forum, how the relationship between tax and economic growth is changing
The article discusses the new long-term installment plan for overdue taxes introduced by Italy's 'rottamazione quinquies,' allowing taxpayers to pay off previously declared but unpaid taxes over nine years with favorable conditions.
Nationwide members who act within 90 days could save money
Nationwide is offering its members the chance to save money through its Member Credit Card, which features 0% introductory deals to help manage debt and expenses.
Pão de Açúcar shrank by more than 60% under Casino management and is now seeking a way out of debt
GPA, one of Brazil's largest retailers, has experienced significant revenue shrinkage and is currently dealing with substantial debt issues following management changes.
South Africa Is Getting a Handle On Debt
The South African government anticipates improved revenue and reduced borrowing as it stabilizes debt management after years of escalating costs.
Entre Ríos issued US$ 300 million and joined the list of provinces issuing debt
The province of Entre Ríos in Argentina has issued US$ 300 million in debt, marking its first such issuance in nearly a decade and aimed at refinancing existing obligations.
Do you know how much you owe where? A clear online application will help you clarify it
A new online application aims to help users understand their financial debts more clearly.
RN is the 2nd most indebted state in the country and exceeds personnel spending limit, says Ministry of Finance
Rio Grande do Norte has become the second-most indebted state in Brazil, surpassing the legal limit for personnel expenditures.
The number of serious payment problems has decreased
While Finnish consumers are experiencing more recurring payment difficulties, the number of serious debt issues has dropped significantly according to an analysis by the credit management company Intrum.
Wall Street wants to know the next steps of the economic plan: reserves, activity, and what will happen with the debt
Wall Street is seeking clarity on Argentina's economic plan, particularly regarding debt management and reserve purchases, amidst a more favorable climate for emerging markets.
Yle reports: The debt brake working group is close to an agreement, requiring at least seven billion in adjustments
A parliamentary working group in Finland is nearing a consensus on necessary fiscal adjustments to address the country's budget deficit, targeting a deficit of 2-2.5% by 2031.
Let the reserves of the Funds be well
The recent confrontation between central banker Yannis Stournaras and former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has highlighted an overlooked issue regarding the 'borrowing' of the state from pension funds.
Fiscal crisis and debt need to take center stage in the campaign
The article discusses the fiscal crisis and debt management under the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil, emphasizing the need for these issues to be prioritized in the electoral campaign.
FG to borrow N800bn via February bonds
Nigeria's Debt Management Office plans to raise N800 billion through bond auctions in February 2026, marking a significant increase from the previous year's offerings.
Public Debt Management Agency: Auction of 6-Month Treasury Bills on February 18, 2026
The Greek government will conduct an auction for 6-month Treasury bills on February 18, 2026, to raise 400 million euros.
Hellenic Public Debt Management Agency: Reissuing 10-year bond through auction
Greece's Public Debt Management Agency is reissuing a 10-year bond through an auction scheduled for February 11, 2026, aiming to attract investor demand and improve secondary market liquidity.
Agespisa extends deadline for debt regularization by another 15 days; find out how to negotiate
Agespisa has extended the deadline for joining its Debt Regularization Program by 15 days, allowing customers to settle their debts with various discounts and payment options.
Servicers’ settlement total almost 4 billion out of 80 billion euros in bad loans
In 2025, servicers in Greece settled debts totaling approximately 4.09 billion euros out of a larger pool of 80 billion euros in non-performing loans.
Nearly 4 billion in the arrangements of servicers from 80 billion in non-performing loans
Servicers in Greece resolved approximately €4.09 billion in debts in 2025, predominantly through bilateral arrangements and the Katseli law.
Zimbabwe agrees to staff-monitored programme with the IMF
Zimbabwe has reached a staff-level agreement with the IMF to implement economic policies aimed at stabilizing the economy and managing macroeconomic challenges.
Transcorp, DMO, MTN Nigeria win big at NGX awards
Transcorp, the Debt Management Office, and MTN Nigeria were recognized at the 2025 Made of Africa Awards for their outstanding contributions to Nigeria’s capital markets.
Red loans: Supreme Court Plenary's decision on Thursday
The Greek Supreme Court will issue a decision on February 5 regarding the calculation of interest for 350,000 borrowers under the Katseli Law dealing with repayment issues and the management of distressed loans.
Intesa promises 50 billion to shareholders
Intesa Sanpaolo announces a commitment of 50 billion euros to shareholders amidst positive economic forecasts for Italy, highlighting political stability and prudent public debt management as key factors.
The bond listing procedure of CleanR group has started in Biržā
Nasdaq Riga has initiated the bond listing procedure for CleanR group, a waste management company, with bonds totaling 15 million euros set to be included in the Baltic debt securities list.
Greek bonds: Record performance, market message, and Pierrakakis' comment
Greece achieved a record high of €51 billion in demand for its latest 10-year bond issuance, ultimately raising €4 billion, which reflects strong market confidence and improved pricing terms.
Martin Lewis issues warning over 'dangerous' money trap insisting 'this is so important'
Financial expert Martin Lewis warns viewers about the risks of managing credit card debt and presents shocking statistics on repayment timelines during a segment on This Morning.
The Solorz-Żak Family Empire Before a New Opening
The article discusses upcoming personnel changes at TiVi Foundation, market expectations for the new management of Polsat Plus group, key elements of its business strategy, financial prospects, debt situation, and potential impacts of new board appointments.
Leasing is a toxic debt, better buy a car you can afford, Ján Tonka advises on organizing personal finances
Financial expert Ján Tonka emphasizes the stress of leasing cars one cannot afford and suggests effective strategies for personal finance management in a podcast interview.