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  1. Newsletter 44 - 25/09/2015

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    shares have lost almost two thirds of their market value since the beginning of August, when

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  2. Greek stock market unmoved by election result, edges down 3.2 pct over week

    Economy

    of their market value. The biggest weekly gains were recorded by: Motor Oil (+3.6 percent), Aegean Airlines

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  3. Where we stand in the Greek bank recapitalisation process
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    Economy

    shareholders, Greek bank shares have lost almost two thirds of their market value since

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  4. Ambitious privatisation targets will test government's resolve

    Economy

    valuable Greek assets with the ultimate target of maximising their value by monetising them through

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  5. Greek stocks down 5.1 pct over week as investors remain cautious

    Economy

    of August, Greek bank shares have lost more than three-quarters of their market value amid heightened

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  6. Privatisation chief sees gradual progress but revenues remain unclear

    Economy

    in OLP, while 67 percent is up for sale. Its current market value is 272 million euros. HRADF also

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  7. Piraeus Q3 trading update shows significant acceleration in NPL formation
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    EconomyBanking

    ’ to ‘D’ on Friday on distressed exchange, since investors will receive less value than the promise

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  8. NBG Q2 trading update shows higher pre-provision income, marked improvement in NPL formation
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    EconomyBanking

    13.9 billion in Q1. It eased to 15.6 billion in Q3. The bank also said that the cash value

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  9. Tsipras takes big risk by axing public revenues chief Savvaidou

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the last few days for the collection of a proposed value-added tax on private education

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  10. Greeks second biggest losers from economic crisis, says ECB

    Society

    depreciation in the value of personal homes. During the same time frame, the Irish lost on average

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