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Banks make steady progress on improving balance sheets via securitisations
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Busy Q2 for securitisations sees rise in bad loans managed by servicers
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Alpha Bank posts net loss of 2.04 bln in Q2 after booking Galaxy Project securitization
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NBG increases profits in H1 as it progresses with NPE clean up
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Piraeus Bank impairments impact H1 results as NPE clean-up accelerates
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ECB clears banks after stress tests, approves change to DTCs as momentum builds
Banks moving at pace on road to recovery
The momentum of positive developments in the Greek banking sector is growing as systemic lenders appear to be leaving behind them, with gradual but steady steps, the legacy issues of the decade-long debt crisis that damaged their balance sheets.
In the latest official data on bad loans on the banks’ balance sheets released by Bank of Greece last week, the stock of NPEs on the banks’ books dropped below 35 billion euros. At the peak, they were edging close to 120 billion euros. The NPE ratio has...
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