Nearly 200 investors and financial professionals from around 20 countries gathered in Cluj-Napoca and online at this year’s edition of BT Investor Day, organized under the theme Setting the Next Stage of Growth.
The event brought together institutional investors, investment and pension fund managers, representatives of investment banks, and financial analysts, who had the opportunity to engage in dialogue with the top management of the Banca Transilvania Financial Group about BT's strategy and the next phase of growth.
BT Investor Day was followed by the conference CEE Most Wanted Companies, organized by BT Capital Partners, also in Cluj-Napoca, which brought together 20 of the most relevant listed companies from Central and Eastern Europe. It facilitated over 130 meetings between institutional investors, financial analysts, and representatives of companies listed on the stock exchanges in Bucharest, London, Athens, and Ljubljana. For BT Capital Partners, a leading intermediary for companies in Romania and the region, the conference was yet another opportunity to help connect them with the investment community and facilitate access to capital.
#BT100: Trust in Romania and Growth Plans
Banca Transilvania Financial Group announced at BT Investor Day its goal to reach 100 billion euros in assets by 2030, a target that defines its next growth phase and focuses on five directions:
- the organic growth of Banca Transilvania exceeding the pace of the banking market;
- strengthening the leading position in key segments;
- the accelerated development of companies within the BT Group;
- increasing synergies between the bank and the other companies in the group;
- maintaining risk discipline and operational efficiency.
#BT100 is both a business opportunity and a bet on Romania. It reflects BT’s confidence in the potential of the Romanian economy, in BT’s diversified business model, and in the ability to generate sustainable growth for clients, investors, shareholders, and the economy.
Romania is today the second-largest economy in Central and Eastern Europe, with a GDP of approximately 380 billion euros and a convergence level with the European Union of 78% of the EU average. For the Banca Transilvania Group, the next step is to grow alongside Romania and contribute through financing and investments to the next chapter of the Romanian economy.
