Growth in the Lebanese economy was capped in H1 2019 whilst Lebanon’s private sector continued to be crowded out. Lebanon is known for its ability to maintain financial stability despite political and ... read more
The economic slowdown of the Lebanese economy has persisted for several years with marginal growth in GDP levels, and the beginning of 2018 was no different. In fact, the private sector’s business ... read more
In line with the previous years, Lebanese banks preserved their role as buffers against the recurring headwinds of an uncertain economy. As a matter of fact and despite the existing low growth environment, ... read more
According to Banque du Liban’s (BDL) Circular #473, the ceiling on the amount of subsidized housing loans has been upped from a previous LBP 800 million ( around $530,679) to LBP 1.2 billion ($796,020). ... read more
Following five years of outstanding performance, the Lebanese economy entered a new era of distress starting 2011, resulting from an internal instability and a political deadlock. The eruption of the ... read more
The Lebanese banking sector was presented with many challenges in 2014. Not only did this sector have to deal with the ongoing repercussions from the Syrian spillovers, but it also had to manage a context ... read more
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