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  1. Banks end year with continued bad loan sales

    EconomyBanking

    At the end of a challenging year for the banking sector, Greece’s systemic banks have continued their activity to reduce bad loans with a few days of 2020 left. Piraeus Bank announced at the end of December that the bank and Intrum had signed a binding agreement for the sale of 30 percent

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  2. Newsletter 282 -29/01/2021

    Newsletters

    , and these talks are not binding for either side. He also said that there are no common records of these meetings

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  3. Somewhere in the middle: Kosovo's delicate relations with the European Union
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    Agora

    the nexus between a legally binding agreement between Kosovo and Serbia and the accession of both

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  4. Banks intensify balance-sheet clean up with securitisations, new bonds
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    EconomyBanking

    Piraeus Bank and Alpha Bank are both moving forward with actions this week to continue strengthening their balance sheets, with the former extending its ongoing partnership with Swedish loan servicer Intrum AB. Piraeus signed a binding agreement with Intrum for the sale of 30 percent

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  5. Newsletter 279 - 05/03/2021

    Newsletters

    ongoing partnership with Swedish loan servicer Intrum AB. Piraeus signed a binding agreement with Intrum

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  6. Loans under credit servicing firms jumps by 19 pct QoQ to 38.9 bln
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    EconomyBanking

    a binding agreement between Piraeus Bank and Intrum concerning the 1.92 billion-euro Phoenix portfolio.

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  7. ND courts youth vote with targeted pandemic relief, recovery schemes
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , however Greece still lacks a legally binding plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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  8. Common ground absent after latest round of Cyprus discussions
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    that the UN resolutions are binding for all sides and this should be the only acceptable framework for any

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  9. Athens sees multiple defence, geopolitical benefits in pact with France
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    sides to the negotiating table to resolve their differences, or to agree to binding international

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  10. Beyond conspiracy theories: How mismanagement shaped vaccination in Albania
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    Agora

    -produced vaccines. While the EMA’s recommendations are not binding, EU member states tend to follow

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