Central Europe Private Equity Confidence Index totalled 101 points in April 2013, and for third consecutive years, this index rose in H1 only to drop in H2, with the most marked decline during 2011, according to a press release Deloitte sent to Hina on 20 June.
It will be interesting to monitor investors' behaviour against a backdrop of the registered index growth, now when fresh financial means will be available for investments into Central European market, Vladimir Milosevic, a partner in Deloitte's financial consulting department, was quoted as saying.
He said that the funds found Croatia and Slovenia more and more interesting for investments.
Despite signs of positive trends, some more time will be needed to restore a level of transactions from the past, Deloitte said.