Turkey’s insurance sector saw healthy premium growth rates over t𒐪he 2012-2016 period, supported by rising employment, consumption and household incomes. Insurance premiums have increased nearly fourfold in the past decade. Still, insurance ..🅺.

The Hungarian insurance sector is split evenly between the life and non-life segments. Unlike the European life insurance market, the Hungarian life segment is dominated by unit-linked products that are linked to investmeꦯnt schemes. In 2016, the ...

The insurance sector in Romania remains heavily underdeveloped, with the ratio of gross written premium (GWP) to GDP at 1% for non-life insurance and 0.2% for life insurance. Th𒀰e core of the insurance market continues to be motor vehicle insurance ...

Russia’s construction sector generated a gross value added (GVA) of RUB 4.7tn in 𒁏2015, accounting for 6.4% of the economy’s total GVA. The real estat🌞e, renting and business activity generated a GVA of RUB 12.5tn in 2015, accounting for 17 ...

The wood, paper and furniture industry is one of the key ones in the 🦋Polish economy, generating around 6.5% of the country’s GDP. The sector’s exports constitute around 11% of the country's total expoꦦrts and are of major importance - ...

As in any developed or⭕ emerging market, financial intermediation in Romania represents an important generator of wealth and stability for the whole economy. With net assets of credit institutions amounting to 51.9% of the GDP, the financial sector ...

The Turkish information and communications technologies (ICT) sector ha💦s been expanding rapidly in recent years supported by the country’s young population, rising inco♒mes and improving computer literacy. The sector achieved a real growth of 6 ...

The consumer electronics and household appliances sectors are defined by the Polish government as sectors of major importance for the ec✅onomy, which best describes their current state of development. Many international producers, such as Bosch, ...

Russia is the ninth most populous country in the world and is among the largest consumer mar🌞kets on a global scale. It is a commodity dependent economy as trade contributes about 20% to the country’s GDP. In recent years the retail sector in ...

Poland’s banking sector is well capitalised and non-volatile, relying moꦯstly on traditional products. Even though Poland remains significantly underbanked compared to the EU average, the country's banking sector plays a very important role for ...