As it stands now, the loan repayment moratorium in Hungary is set to end as of 30 June 2021, which could reveal how vulnerable Hungarian households and businesses are to the prolonged financial effects of the coronavirus crisis. Banks may... More
The coronavirus has completely upset the Hungarian savings and investment market, and digitalisation has swiftly conquered places few would have expected before. Online customer service is now an everyday matter, and even those above 60 are feeling increasingly at home... More
2020 will be a critical year for the private healthcare sector for a number of reasons. As we began the year, the question was whether the recent spectacular growth of private healthcare providers could be maintained, and if so, for... More
If we take a step back from day-to-day internal banking operations and problems and look around the world, we may realise that the building blocks for the banking of the future are already present today. Based on inspiration from SIBOS,... More
2016 was a year of turnaround, 2017 a year of upswing, 2018 brought an actual boom, while 2019 was probably the peak year in Hungary's lending market. It is now clear that 2020 is about the coronavirus and the loan... More
