Bulgarian health insurance company CCB Health plans to merge with local health insurance fund Hypokrat, the country’s anti-trust regulator said. The deal is subject to approval by the Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC), the regulator said in a statement on its website on Tuesday, providing no further details.
Source: Capital (04.04.2013)

More than three years after Alen mak stopped survicing its debts and consequently was declared bankrupt, the creditors of the two issues will get about three quarters of their claims. This became possible after the most rewarding but also the most controversial asset of the company - its commercial brands were sold for a little over BGN 1 million. With the sum claims of investors in the second emission of debt securities of the bankrupt company - mainly pension funds and insurance companies will be satisfied. They changed their owner in the beginning of the year after an organized procedure by Alen mak’s trustee. There are a total of 15 creditors on the obligation loan. Their claims, assessed to nearly BGN 1.4 million are secured with the first in row pledge on intellectual and industrial property of the former cosmetic company. The biggest investment is made by pension-insurance company Doverie and its funds which hold almost 65% of total sum and are to get proportional part of revenues in the sale of assets.TBI, Alianz Bulgaria, Syglasie, CCB-sila, insurance companies Bulstrad and Bulgarski moti, as well as United Bulgarian bank have smaller claims.
Source: Capital (01.07.2013)