Editorial Archives - NPL Confidential

The operation of auctions remains problematic

27 April 2026 Phil Karametos

An increase in the stock of properties that will be put up for auction is expected to result from the upcoming passage of the provision by the Ministry

How much have non-performing loans in the Greek banking system decreased?

20 April 2026 Phil Karametos

Significant improvement in the quality of the loan portfolios of Greek banks was observed in 2025, with credit expansion increasing the share of performing loans

Expansion into real estate and fintech for servicers

15 April 2026 Phil Karametos

Through targeted acquisitions, investments, and subsidiaries, the four major “managers” of the Greek market, namely doValue, Intrum, Cepal, and Qquant…

Individuals and businesses in Greece have borrowed an amount equivalent to one GDP

2 April 2026 Editors

An entire GDP has been borrowed, according to IOBE, by the entire Greek society, individuals and businesses, from the country’s credit system.

Bank Agreement on K. Pierrakakis’ Initiative to Protect Primary Residences

25 March 2026 Phil Karametos

Developments in the Greek and international economies, the international geopolitical environment, and the outlook for the financial

Supreme Court: No ruling on retroactivity following decision on interest on non-performing loans

16 February 2026 Editors

The Supreme Court has not ruled on retroactivity in relation to interest on non-performing loans under the Katseli law.

The “crash test” of the Property Acquisition and Re-Leasing Agency

9 February 2026 Phil Karametos

The gap between forced execution and social protection of vulnerable debtors is filled by the Property Acquisition and Re-Leasing Agency, one of the most complex

The impact on servicers and banks of the Supreme Court ruling on Katselis loans

6 February 2026 Phil Karametos

Stricter criteria for mortgages, €1.1 billion impact on Heracles securitizations, risk to payment culture, new round of appeals to the courts for loans

A 1 billion “bomb” for securitizations – what the Supreme Court’s decision means for calculating the interest owed by Katseli Law debtors

4 February 2026 Editors

As things stand, the plenary session of the Supreme Court is expected to convene on February 5, 2026, and deliberate within the framework of the pilot

Why isn’t private debt decreasing?

27 January 2026 Phil Karametos

The total amount of non-performing loans managed by servicers remains stable at around €80 billion—of which €45 billion are securitizations—drawing harsh criticism.