Marton Eder is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Toronto Sun and Bloomberg Law. He specializes in themes related to banking, insurance, and global markets, with a keen focus on international finance. Marton's work has been featured in a wide array of outlets, including Fortune, The Australian Financial Review, and BNN Bloomberg.
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Vienna-based bank will not pay a dividend to investors from first-half earnings, saving about €500m
European Central Bank Governing Council member Martin Kocher said uncertainty over the Iran war means he can’t yet predict what will happen when rate-setters meet in Frankfurt April 29-30.
A former Hungarian central bank governor and critic of Viktor Orban said he quit a top job at Erste Group Bank AG following “blackmail” from the financial regulator in Budapest.
By: Marton Eder, Lizzy Burden
Austria’s Erste Group Bank AG is ready to consider bolt-on acquisitions in all of its countries as it works to integrate its largest ever acquisition in Poland.
The European Central Bank’s decision to hold interest rate this week provides policymakers with more time to assess whether the Middle East crisis triggers prolonged inflation, according to Governing Council member Martin Kocher.
By: Marton Eder, Esteban Duarte
Erste Group Bank AG is working on a significant risk transfer tied to commercial real estate loans in Austria as regulators push lenders to bolster their capital buffers against potential defaults in the sector.
By: Marton Eder, Marton Kasnyik
Hungary’s central bank governor, Mihaly Varga, gave a cautious endorsement of the government’s plan to join the euro, but warned careful preparation would be needed.
An ex-Austrian intelligence officer was found guilty of passing on state secrets to a fugitive former top executive at the fraudulent payments company Wirecard in a high-profile spy case that has prompted authorities in Vienna to tighten rules on espionage.
By: Thomas Escritt, Marton Eder
Hungary will probably have a “very high” budget shortfall this year, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said, adding that Viktor Orban’s administration had likely “falsified” data.
By: Marton Eder
Markus Marterbauer ist österreichischer Finanzminister. Obwohl er Milliarden Euro an Ausgaben streichen und den Haushalt stabilisieren soll, ist er bislang nicht zum Sündenbock für die wirtschaftlichen Probleme seines Landes geworden.
