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Alpha Bank's net profit at 517 mln in H1, commissions jump to 229.1 mln
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NBG net profits at 701 mln, commissions income rises 8 pct YoY to 221 mln
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Eurobank records strong profits of 691 mln in H1, net interest income jumps 12.2 pct
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Piraeus Bank reports profits of 559 mln in H1, commissions income strong at 325 mln
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Deposits slide by 795 mln in Apr, dropping to 198.37 bln
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Eurobank net profits at 314.1 mln in Q1, commission income at 169.2 mln
Commission gives go-ahead for APS to reduce NPL pile
The European Commission (EC) announced on Thursday that it approved the Greek plan, codenamed “Hercules,” for helping Greek banks remove up to 30 billion euros in non-performing loans from their books.
The Commission concluded that under the proposed Asset Protection Scheme (APS), the Greek state will be remunerated in line with market conditions for the risk that it assumes. As such, the proposal submitted by Athens does not entail any state aid.
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