The nature of the reforms in Southeastern
Europe - movements from centrally planned economies to market
economies - demands that the majority of incoming capital
comes in the form of private investment. Although commercial
bank lending is slowly becoming available in the region, the
U.S. Government, multilateral development banks, and other
sources offer a variety of programs to assist in financing
exports and investments.
The number and types of programs available vary from country
to country, and the information in this guide is not all-inclusive.
We encourage you to contact the included agencies and banks
for additional, detailed information.
For a glossary of financing terms, please visit The Office of Finance.
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