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Funding needs take centre stage in row between New Democracy and SYRIZA
Economyuncertainty. Until now, Greek banks are primarily using cheap ECB funding to participate in the T-Bill
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Greek banks set for early ELA return in apparent precautionary move
Economy. In addition, the pillar II bonds, which were recently prolonged by the EC until the end of June
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The bad hand being dealt to Greece's next government
Agoraweeks. Political uncertainty did not become a factor until much later in the process, by which time
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Fitch keeps Greek rating at 'B' but downgrades outlook to negative
Economyuncertain. Although a prolonged political deadlock until the summer is not Fitch’s expectation
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Polls continue pointing to SYRIZA victory as new post-election scenarios emerge
PoliticsGreek Politicsas the extension to Greece’s bailout is only until the end of February, the other option is for one or more
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The demand for Greek debt relief: Is the cart being put before the horse?
Agorathe Greek bonds it keeps in its portfolio until maturity. One immediate victim of this impasse
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The immediate economic and financial hurdles for the new Greek government
EconomyProgrammefunding requirements by own means until the end of June, before those redemptions. Revenues
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Moody's explains why it sees SYRIZA win as credit negative
Economy7-8 billion since early December and are likely to continue until there is more clarity regarding
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Greek stocks recover some losses after turbulent start to week
Economyuntil market players familiarise themselves with the new government and work out which figures have
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The state of play with Greek banks' liquidity
EconomyThe ECB is expected to decide on Wednesday, February 4, on the extension for another 2 weeks of Greek banks’ access to Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding. The request submitted by the Bank of Greece (BoG) was initially approved on January 21 for a 2-week period, i.e. until the next ECB
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