Lawyers Nemanja Todorović and Aleksandar Cvejić told Kurir that it was virtually impossible for RSD 45 billion to have been physically removed from Alta Bank’s vault, as prosecutors suspect bank owner Davor Macura(read more)
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Serbian investment funds face losses following Alta Bank bankruptcy
Investment funds in Serbia held at least EUR 30 million in deposits at Alta Bank, whose bankruptcy has led to a decline in the value of their assets.
DRI issues adverse opinion on Belgrade’s finances, ZLF demands accountability
Serbia’s State Audit Institution (DRI) issued an adverse opinion on the City of Belgrade’s financial statements for 2025, with a report submitted to the National Assembly on October 27 revealing a series of(read more)
N1 and Nova S to become available through Telekom Srbija and Yettel
Television channels N1 and Nova S will be available to Telekom Srbija and Yettel customers, the board of directors of ANN Serbia announced, adding that negotiations on program distribution with other operators were(read more)
Alta Bank bankruptcy raises questions over future of Idea, Mercator and Roda stores
The bankruptcy of Alta Bank, whose banking license was revoked by the National Bank of Serbia, has raised questions about the future of Idea Marketi, which was acquired in September from Fortenova Group by Alta Retail(read more)
CLS calls for return of former IMT site to Belgrade ownership
The Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) has called for an investigation into how Davor Macura became the owner of 35 hectares of construction land at the site of the former Industry of Motors and Tractors (IMT)(read more)
Poštanska štedionica seeks additional central bank oversight
Poštanska štedionica asked the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) on Monday to provide additional expert oversight of the bank’s liquidity and financial flows.
Anti-Corruption Council calls for amendments to Expo 2027 law
Serbia’s Anti-Corruption Council recommended on Monday that the Serbian government amend the special law governing the implementation of Expo 2027 in Belgrade to ensure that newly constructed buildings can be used(read more)
Chinese companies expect few changes but fear corruption investigations
Chinese companies operating in Serbia do not expect significant changes in business relations with the new government following the Student List’s election victory, but are concerned about potential corruption(read more)
Šoškić calls for investigations into corruption and money flows
Student List candidate and former National Bank of Serbia Governor Dejan Šoškić told FoNet on November 1 that he expected the collapse of the corrupt and criminal system within state institutions and the prosecution of(read more)
