The long-term economic perspectives for emerging economies in Europe are rather optimistic, given the fact that these countries reformed their institutions and have diversified and vigorous economies.
The global economic crisis is a signal calling for the consolidation of European cooperation in areas such as the financial stability and the international financial institutions.
For Romania an important news is that Stere Farmache was replaced from his position as general manager of the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) by Anca Dumitru, after the National Securities Commission approved her nomination on Thursday. Farmache announced a month ago his intention to resign, due to an offer from a private company. Anca Dumitru comes from the general manager office of the Electronic Stock Exchange, RASDAQ. After the merger between BVB and RASDAQ, she was manager in BVB. Since 2002, she is also general manager of the Brokers’ Association.
You might also know that the Russian billionaire Aleksandr Lebedev, a former KGB agent, is about to take over the Evening Standard daily newspaper, thus becoming the first Russian oligarch to hold a large British publication, as announced by The Guardian. It seems like Lebedev will take over the control stock after an entire year of secret negotiations with Lord Rothermere, the owner of Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT).

We’re talking about a financial crisis and the main cause was the US banking system. That is why Romania is a good choice to invest right now! Banks from United States have NO important presence in the Romanian Banking System so Romania is almost not affected by this global economic crisis.

Romania is also a member of European Union and NATO providing political stability but it also has a constant economic growth.

If you are a foreign investor you should consider Romania as an important location to develop your business due to the advantages provided by our wonderful country.

Romania is a huge market in Central and Eastern Europe with an important geographical location because it is situated at the turning point between EU, the Balkans and CIS countries.

As a foreign investor you will find in Romania a highly skilled labor force at competitive prices (solid knowledge in foreign languages, technology, IT, engineering, etc) but also rich natural resources, including surface and underground waters, fertile agricultural land, oil and gas.