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How Greek banks were left on the brink
Agoragovernment. At the end of March, Greek NPLs (loans past due >90 days) reached 74.5 billion euros
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Greek C/A deficit shrinks by 17 pct in April as imports drop faster than exports
EconomyMacroeconomya significant improvement of the travel surplus by 40.5 percent to 90 million, on the back
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What capital controls will mean for Greek banks, customers and the economy
Economyzero in December close to 90 billion euros. It is apparent that Greece - and banks in particular
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Greek deposit rate almost stable, loan rate slightly up in May
EconomyMacroeconomyin the post-euro era. Unlike the previous similar period with huge withdrawals of almost 90 billion
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Drop in corporate loan rates led the average loan rate at a new historic low
EconomyMacroeconomy, three years ago when the domestic banking system had suffered huge withdrawals of around 90 billion
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The targets and deadlines in Greece's privatisation programme
EconomyProgrammeand the re-launch of a new process. 17) Hellenic Post (ELTA). HRADF holds 90 percent of the voting
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Assessing the health of Greek banks' loan portfolios
EconomyBankingdue for more than 90 days, the NPE perimeter also incorporates forborne and impaired loans. The NPE
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Newsletter 43 - 18/09/2015
days of the campaign. In contrast, New Democracy is seen having rallied to more than 90 percent
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Newsletter 49 - 30/10/2015
(KYSOIP) said that almost 90 percent of the actions, the deadline for which was mid-October, had been
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Newsletter 53 - 27/11/2015
losses to more than 90 percent over the past three months. As a result, the four core banks’ market value
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