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  1. Newsletter 35 - 17/07/2015

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    by the Greek government, raising total the debt amortisation figure to 35.9 billion. Another debt-related

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  2. A breakdown of the funding needs involved in Greece's third bailout

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    government, raising total the debt amortisation figure to 35.9 billion. Another debt-related element

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  3. Newsletter 40 - 28/08/2015

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    banks issued in 2013 after the successful capital raising of 8.3 billion. At the moment, the key

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  4. Growing hopes that Greek recession will be milder than expected

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    in 2015 implies a sizeable carry-over into the coming year, raising some downside risks to the -1.3

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  5. Greek shares up for the third straight week on strong performance from banks

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    of capital needs and raising via private investors. The General Index of the Athens Stock Exchange surpassed

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  6. National Bank reveals capital plan, which includes sale of whole Finansbank stake
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    to existing shareholders for an amount up to 1.6 billion. If the equity raising is fully subscribed

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  7. Greek stocks on slide for third straight week

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    their Extraordinary General Meetings (EGMs) to approve their capital raising plans. Alpha holds its

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  8. Weak banks drag Greek stocks down by 6.5 pct during week

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    , raising 300 million euros from domestic investors. This means the key part of bank recapitalisation

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  9. Sharp drop of 5.3 bln for Greek ELA funding after completion of capital increases

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    following the equity raising. Since August 18, the ELA ceiling has been lowered by 13.1 billion, which

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  10. SYRIZA fails to make any friends with new public sector wage grid
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    of raising wages in the public sector at the taxpayer’s expense when the private sector is suffering

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