The European Investment Fund (EIF) will guarantee loans for investment projects of residents and small and medium-sized enterprises – up to 70 million euros of such financing will be allocated to them.
The proportion of residents investing for a decade in Lithuania has nearly tripled from 13% to 35%, according to the latest research.
The largest construction, renovation, and home appliances retail chain in the Baltic countries, “Senukai,” is launching the initiative “100 Talents for Lithuania,” aimed at encouraging those studying abroad and…
Never having been to Bali, investor Žilvinas Butkevičius embarked on an adventure – he invested in a villa where he now stays himself and rents it out. In addition, a second one is already being built for him, and th…
In the US stock market, three historically largest initial public offerings (IPOs) and listings are expected. About what the world is currently closely following…
As Bitcoin fell to lows of $62.5 thousand on Thursday, even the biggest Bitcoin enthusiasts joined the cryptocurrency’s sell-off wave.
Almost two-thirds of Lithuania’s population (63%) would like to try investing, but 70% believe they do not have enough knowledge for it. These data reveal the opinion of the population…
The Lithuanian crowdfunding market grew not at a startup pace, but at a significant rate for the entire financial sector: last year, through the country’s crowdfunding services…