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  1. NBG strengthens capital at deep discount, falls short of initial target
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    Agora

    the LME (111 million) plus the 197 million US preference shares will be bailed-in, resulting

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  2. Newsletter 52 - 20/11/2015

    Newsletters

    (main plus supplementary) pension is above the 1,000-euro threshold. A month ago the “committee

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  3. Greek banks complete book building: A recap of where we stand

    Economy

    not swapped to equity plus the US preference shares. The bank expects that the bail-in will further

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  4. Newsletter 56 - 18/12/2015

    Newsletters

    to the strategic investor plus a gradual repayment using a minor part of EBITDA for a certain

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  5. Addressing some misconceptions about Greek budget revenues and unpaid taxes

    Agora

    . It corresponds to the unpaid tax plus any penalty and surcharges. According Finance Ministry figures

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  6. Greek tourism: Hopeful yet uncertain for 2016
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    EconomyFeatures

    of the major plus points working in Greece’s favour as far as holiday makers are concerned

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  7. Newsletter 74 - 20/05/2016

    Newsletters

    would unlock the pending tranche of 5.6 billion, plus 2 billion for the clearance of arrears. Tsipras

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  8. Greek stocks rise 2.7 pct during week as bailout agreement nears

    Economy

    . The review completion could unlock 5.7 billion plus additional funds for clearance of arrears

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  9. HRADF's updated plan for 19 privatisation projects published
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    Economy

    in December 2014 for a concession period of 40 plus 10 years for a cash consideration of 1.2 billion

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  10. Marfin Investment Group EBITDA up 75.6 pct in Q1

    Economy

    Marfin Investment Group (MIG) has released its Q1 2016 financial report showing that consolidated revenues came in at 245 million euros, recording a marginal decline of 1.2 million, or -0.5 percent versus the same period last year. This was attributed to Greece’s ongoing economic recession plus

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