Serbia
Milosevic bank delivers secrets of corrupt regime
Beogradska Banka funded the Yugoslav dictator's cronies and paid off potential foes. Irena Guzelova in this article reprinted from The Financial Times glimpses the dealings.
Yugoslav parliament appoints cbank deputy governor
Yugoslavia's parliament appointed a Montenegrin deputy central bank governor on Thursday, ending a row over the post that threatened to postpone Belgrade's return to the International Monetary Fund this month.
Yugo cenbank plans managed float for dinar in 2001
Yugoslavia's central bank said on Wednesday it was planning to abandon its rigid fixed exchange rate policy in 2001 and move to a managed float for the dinar.
Yugo banks told to prepare for international audit
Yugoslavia's central bank told commercial banks on Wednesday to prepare for international auditors as monetary authorities tried to assess the banking sector ahead of planned reform.
Montenegro rejects NBJ advances
The leaders of Montenegro's monetary authorities sent a message today to the new governor of the National Bank of Yugoslavia, Mladjan Dinkic, that he should not try to establish monetary sovereignty over Montenegro, because that is "neither theoretically…
Yugoslav Dinkic explains priorities to parliament
Mladjan Dinkic, the newly-appointed governor of the Yugoslavia's central bank, has told the Federal Assembly that one of the bank's top priorities will be the full convertibility of the dinar, which will eliminate the black foreign exchange market.
Montenegro won't let Yugo c.bank resume control
Montenegro said on Wednesday it would not allow the Yugoslav central bank to resume control over the coastal republic's monetary policy now that it was firm in its aim to gain independence and international recognition.
Central bank deputy must be Montenegrin-Kostunica
Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica's party told the new central bank governor on Wednesday to accept a candidate from Montenegro as his deputy since it was part of a deal between the country's two republics.
No comment on proposed Yugoslav central bank head
Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic today sent a response to Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica, who had asked Djukanovic to voice his opinion about the nomination of Mladjan Dinkic to the post of governor of the Yugoslav National Bank.
Central bank governors of FRY meet in Slovenia
Governor of the Bank of Slovenia France Arhar will participate in a meeting of central bank governors of the former Yugoslav republics in Sarajevo on Friday, the Bank of Slovenia announced.
Easing of Yugoslav sanctions by BOE
The Bank of England has eased financial sanctions against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Serbia following the publication of an EC regulation.
Yugoslav central bank governor resigns
As expected, Yugoslavia's central bank governor Dusan Vlatkovic has resigned his post. Mladjan Dinkic is the most likely successor.
Montenegro sends mixed signals after central bank
A decision by Motenegro to set up a central bank has further loosened its ties to Serbia, but not broken the monetary affiliation between the two federation partners, Montenegrin premier Filip Vujanovic said.
Montenegro to found central bank
The Montenegrin authorities announced that they are forming a central bank to become the republic's independent organisation responsible for monetary policy, establishing and maintaining a healthy banking system, and effective payment operations.