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PM on Bloomberg: Bad Bank can wait
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PM on Bloomberg: Bad Bank can wait

18 June 2020 Christos N Konstas

In an interview with Bloomberg, referring to the bad bank option, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said: “it’s one option, but I don’t think…

A. Endria advocates  the set up of a bad bank
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A. Endria advocates the set up of a bad bank

26 May 2020 Editors

Andrea Enria who is Chair of the Supervisory Board of the ECB, (SSM)   is supporting,  along with Yannis Stournaras…

Eurobank: Bad debt in hotel sector at 370 mln euros
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Eurobank: Bad debt in hotel sector at 370 mln euros

20 May 2020 Konstantinos Papagrigoris

The bank has applied for the guarantees from Hercules for all three Cairo titles and for the first two, the issue is expected in the coming days. The doValue deal is also expected in the coming days.

Eurobank CEO on NPEs, Bad Bank and fresh capital needs
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Eurobank CEO on NPEs, Bad Bank and fresh capital needs

20 May 2020 Editors

Eurobank’s  CEO Fokion Karavias estimated that Greek NPEs will increase due to the pandemic but the problem will be lower compared to the 10-year crisis and manageable.

Yannis Stournaras’ new plan for a “bad bank”
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Yannis Stournaras’ new plan for a “bad bank”

4 May 2020 Editors

The Bank of Greece is working on a plan for the creation of a “bad bank” to which all nonperforming loans (NPLs) of banks will be transferred. Still, as reported by the FT, the EC recently rebuffed an ECB proposal for a euro zone-wide bad bank.

Stournaras; a bad bank must be set up  quickly. NPEs expected to  increase by as much as 11% in 2020
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Stournaras; a bad bank must be set up quickly. NPEs expected to increase by as much as 11% in 2020

21 April 2020 Editors

ECB officials, worry that the lock down due to coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent recession will trigger another surge in non-performing loans (NPLs). Bank of Greece reportedly expects NPE ratio to climb by 4%-11% due to Covid-19 crisis.

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