Provider: View Original Type: Link Title: October 2020 euro area bank lending survey Description: The European Central Bank (ECB) is the central bank of the 19 European Union countries which have adopted the euro. Our main task is to maintain price stability in the euro area and so preserve the purchasing power of the single currency.
Press release - ‘Not there yet’: Rule of law conditionality trilogues continue
Provider: View Original Type: Link Title: ‘Not there yet’: Rule of law conditionality trilogues continue | News | European Parliament Description: The talks by the EP and Council will continue on Thursday when the co-legislators will meet for the fourth trilogue on mechanism to link the EU funds to the respect of rule of law.
EESC elects Group presidents for new term of office
Provider: View Original Type: Link Title: EESC elects Group presidents for new term of office Description: The new Group presidents have been elected following the vote held on the first day of the inaugural plenary session of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and will serve for the 2020-2023 period of the coming term of office. Three new presidents of the EESC Groups were elected on the first day of the EESC's "Inaugural plenary session – EESC term of office 2020-2025", 27 October 2020. The new Group presidents are: - Employers Group (Group I): Stefano Mallia (MT)
Press briefing ahead of Eurogroup of 3 November 2020
Provider: View Original Type: Link Title: Press briefing ahead of Eurogroup of 3 November 2020 Description: Press briefing ahead of video conference of Eurogroup will be take place on 29 October 2020 at 13:30.
Latvia: EIB supports ALTUM to help Latvian businesses
Provider: View Original Type: Link Title: EIB supports ALTUM to help Latvian businesses Description: Together with the Latvian Ministry of Economy, in mid-March Altum launched a EUR 200m Covid-19 Working Capital Loan Programme, a support mechanism for Latvian businesses impacted by the Covid-19 crisis. To expand the capabilities of this programme to safeguard Latvian businesses and jobs, in July the European Investment Bank lent ALTUM €80 million in Covid-related financing. The Government of the Republic of Latvia provided additional €50 million. So far, the European financing has helped ALTUM to support 475 Latvian companies, thus making sure that more than 1580 people’s jobs were safeguarded.