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Eurobank net results show loss of 1.08 bln in 9M
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Bridge scheme activated as banks look to avoid second-wave NPL increase
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All eyes on Piraeus as share price tumbles amid coupon payment concerns
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Latest market foray for 15-yr bond attracts strong investor interest with record low yield
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Greek banks look to post-pandemic landscape with ongoing bad loan reductions, moratoria easing
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Loans under credit servicing firms edges down by 0.4 pct QoQ to 30.90 bln in Q2
Covid-19 presents new, significant challenge in banks' effort to reduce NPLs
The Greek banking system entered the new year with positive momentum for tackling the stock of non-performing exposures (NPE) after the Hercules asset protection scheme (APS) was launched, but the four weeks since the outbreak of the virus in Greece have brought the economy to a standstill and raised concerns about a new generation of bad loans.
In the annual governor’s report published last week, the Bank of Greece (BoG) takes stock of the situation in 2019, when NPEs settled at 68 billion euros in December, reduced annually by close to 14 billion euros, and more than 39 billion since the Marc...
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