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  1. Newsletter 78 - 17/06/2016

    Newsletters

    Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding. The bank will also apply for the repayment of the 2.03

    4%

  2. Stocks plunge 8.8 pct over week in aftermath of UK referendum outcome
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    Economy

    Assistance (ELA) to the cheaper ECB funding with positive impact on their liquidity profile

    4%

  3. Deposit inflows of 1.07 bln in June, highest in first half of 2016

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to 87.14 billion in June, reflecting of a sharp fall in ELA funding by 10.44 billion, while ECB

    4%

  4. Deposit flow turns negative, outflows of 153 mln in July

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    a decrease in the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding by 2.93 billion, while ECB funding also

    4%

  5. Newsletter 86 - 02/09/2016

    Newsletters

    funding costs, due to reduced reliance on emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) and decreased pillar II

    4%

  6. Greek stocks drop 2.6 pct over week, banks drop 7.4 pct after big gains last week
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    Economy

    to 48 million. The European Central Bank lowered the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) cap

    4%

  7. Newsletter 92 - 14/10/2016

    Newsletters

    assistance (ELA) funding by 1.82 and 1.33 billion, respectively. Overall, the Greek banks’ reliance

    4%

  8. Newsletter 95 - 11/11/2016

    Newsletters

    and the emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) funding by 2.24 and 1.29 billion, respectively. Since June

    4%

  9. Piraeus Bank posts net profits of 31 mln in Q3, records improved asset quality trends
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    EconomyBanking

    Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding and repo cost at negative rate, which more than offset the negative

    4%

  10. Moody’s changes outlook for Greek banks from negative to stable

    EconomyBanking

    their reliance on the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding, Greek banks are expected to continue

    4%