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 "Major research into the presence of multinational companies in Hungary finds that, even allowing for profit repatriation, the overall effect has been positive. Multinational companies are sometimes seen as political targets well worth a good kicking. They contribute little to Hungary’s domestic economy, goes the somewhat simplistic argument, and drain money, in the form of profits, away from the host nation back to some foreign HQ. A major new survey commissioned by AmCham looks to place facts before presumption. more » "If the Hungarian government is genuinely interested in continuing talks on preparations for a loan then it should demonstrate its commitment to discuss policies that affect economic stability, IMF delegation head Christoph Rosenberg told Reuters news agency yesterday. more » "The Budapest Stock Exchange launched its BETa market in November, in which investors can trade in foreign equities. Amid falling turnover and delistings, it is time to infuse new blood into Hungary’s slowing capital market. more » "The National Bank and the financial supervisory Pszaf could be amalgamated, it emerged when the House constitutional committee decided to submit a related amendment motion last week. Under the proposal a new financial supervisory body would be established to take over the duties of the central bank and Pszaf. more »|
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