“The activity of investment funds present in Romania has been relatively low compared to the other countries in the area. However, because of macro-economic indicators and stability and of the activity to attract capital anticipated for the next 12 months, we are confident that Romania will become attractive for investment funds in IT and manufacturing sectors in particular,” said Hein van Dam, Deloitte Romania partner.

According to the study, 43% of respondents expect a doubling of transactions compared to 2014. That could be the result of the new round of quantity relaxation of the Central European Bank, as a third of investors suggest that the credit market will be more fluid.

The intention to attract capital registers the highest growth rate since the launch of Deloitte studies in 2003. The analysis shows that investors estimate they will distribute their activity equally between attracting capital (30%), portfolio management (33%) and new investments (37%) in the next 6 months.

Another conclusion is that the interest for investments in the technological sector has grown to 20%, about three times compared to 2013. Companies in the IT sector in Romania are attractive for the world level business with which they have conquered the world, the company writes. (Source: actmedia.eu)