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Newsletter 42 - 11/09/2015
scenario for the four core banks. Although the binding scenario was the baseline, the Greek banks
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Greek bank recapitalisation: The story so far and what lies ahead
Economyfor the four core banks. Although the binding scenario was the baseline, the Greek banks proceeded
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No time for Tsipras to celebrate as long list of tasks means pressure is on from start
EconomyProgrammeof October binding bid dates for Piraeus and Thessaloniki ports as well as for TRAINOSE (operation
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Ambitious privatisation targets will test government's resolve
Economywill be updated on a semi-annual basis. 2) Announce binding bid dates for Piraeus (OLP
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Greek banks brace for recapitalisation, with Piraeus initiating a bond swap offer
EconomyBanking-plus-baseline capital needs and the higher figure that would stem from the adverse – possibly binding
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Privatisation of power transmission firm ADMIE a key challenge among prior actions
EconomyProgrammeand consortiums qualified to participate in the second phase, which involved the submission of binding offers
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Greece concludes regional airports deal, more privatisations lie ahead
Economyfor the submission of binding bids for the sale of a 61 percent stake in Piraeus and Thessaloniki Ports is due
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Greece welcomes Abbas after stalemate during visit by FYROM's Poposki
PoliticsForeign PolicyThe President of Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas begins an official two-day visit to Athens on Monday. His arrival is to coincide with the Greek Parliament’s adoption of a non-binding resolution calling for “the Palestinian State” to be recognised. The resolution has been in the pipeline
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Greece close to agreement that would unlock sale of Astir Vouliagmenis
Economyon asset sales was on December 21 with the submission of binding bids for the sale of a 67 percent
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Suspension of Eldorado's mine work deals blow to coalition's investment drive
Economyfor the 40-year life of the concession. A week later on December 21 binding bids for the sale of a 67 percent
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