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Sale of Alpha, NBG stakes move state's bank divestment forward as realised losses near 12 bln
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Eurobank's NII climbs by 55.3 pct to 1.6 bln in 9M
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NBG's NII rises by 73 pct to 1.64 bln in 9M
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Piraeus Bank posts 721 mln profit in 9M, NII up to 1.47 bln
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Alpha Bank NII jumps by 46 pct YoY in 9M, reaching 1.34 bln
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Alpha-UniCredit deal marks step change in developments for banking sector
Alpha Bank makes loss of 52.9 mln in Q2, reaching profit of 12.3 mln in H1
It was confirmed earlier this year that upon Greece's exit from its final bailout programme, the waiver in place on Greece's government bonds would expire, making them ineligible for the ECB's QE programme. Alpha Bank noted that it was able to maintain its ECB reliance at 3.1 billion euros. As at the end of August, ECB funding reliance was down by around 100 million in the year to date, ELA funding by 5.9 billion, while deposits had increased by 3.2 billion, repos by 2.6 billion along with 500 million euros which stemmed from a covered bond issuance.
Overall, the waiver effect had an impact of 1.2 billion on the bank's ECB collateral pool.
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