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Deposit outflow at 550 mln in Oct, led by a decline in corporates
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Re-opening of benchmark bond fetches 200 mln at steep yield of 4.44 pct
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In another cautious move, PDMA fetches 975 mln for 5 yrs at variable rate
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S&P leaves Greece a notch away from investment grade as outlook blurs
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Fitch leaves rating unchanged at 'BB', sees small recession and primary deficit next year
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Yields rise, but Greek debt still partly shielded from market headwinds
The government decisions that could shape the future of Greek banks
A number of the new government’s announcements over the last few days have brought the prospects of Greece’s four systemic banks, which are among the largest listed companies in the Athens Stock Exchange and whose trading activity accounts for more than half of the daily turnover, back into focus.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Sunday that the government will change existing legislation so the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) can exercise its rights in banks without restrictions.
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