Three elections in two years and an inflation overshoot are compounding the uncertainty for Serbia’s banks, but foreign players still see great potential. Nick Saywell  reports from Belgrade.

Mladjan Dinkic, Serbia’s minister of finance, is readying the banking sector for EU accession. Ben Aris  reports.

US investments have helped to put Serbia on the right track, reports Eric Jansson.

Serbia’s moribund banking system is getting a new lease of life as international banks go shopping. Eric Jansson reports from Belgrade.

The reforming government of Vojislav Kostunica seems to have convinced the international community that Serbia has left its turbulent past behind. But regional tensions remain, and there is still much to be done. 

The Serbian banking sector is working hard to put the setbacks of recent years behind it. Marianne Kager  and Sándor Gardó  report on progress so far.

Serbia’s decision to focus on selling banks is drawing Greek institutions into the country, despite continuing political risk. Kerin Hope  reports.