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  1. Newsletter 62 - 12/02/2016

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    euros etc. The income ceiling would be set at 55,000 euros, where a 5 percent discount would apply

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  2. Negative deposit flow of 1.12 bln in Jan

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , the ECB has lowered the ELA ceiling for Greek banks by a cumulative amount of 19.6 billion euros

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  3. Greece, eurozone edge closer on pensions and fiscal gap but IMF keeps bar high
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    EconomyProgramme

    interview on Monday a cut to high pensions by reducing the current ceiling. This stands at 3,680 euros

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  4. Newsletter 66 - 11/03/2016

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    liquidity assistance (ELA) ceiling for Greek banks stable at 71.4 billion. This was the first time... of sending back asylum seekers en masse to Turkey, a country that neither properly recognises them

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  5. Programme review talks continue, progress on tax, pensions and NPLs at a premium
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    EconomyProgramme

    . This ceiling was reportedly set at 500,000 euros for SME loans, at 250,000 euros for loans to self

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  6. Greece and lenders hold inconclusive talks on tax and pensions
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    EconomyProgramme

    ceiling e.g. at 8,000 euros would entail additional tax of 340 euros per annum for all individuals

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  7. Newsletter 67 - 18/03/2016

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    had lowered the emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) ceiling of Greek banks by 100 million to 71.3

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  8. Amid risk of 2015 re-run, Greece searching for deal with lenders
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    at 9,091 euros per year (from the current 9,550) but the institutions are said to favour a ceiling

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  9. Bailout talks inch forward as Juncker comments complicate matters
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . The draft legislation submitted by Greece to Parliament on Tuesday sees the ceiling dropping from 9,550

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  10. Piraeus first Greek bank to repay Pillar II bonds, others to follow
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    EconomyBanking

    and III bonds at 15 and 8 billion respectively. The ceiling of Pillar II bonds was later extended up

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