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  1. Greek stocks dive by 4.7 pct as bond yields climb on absence of deal with lenders

    Economy

    ) and Alpha Bank (-9 percent). The other two core banks, NBG and Eurobank recorded losses of 5.7

    7%

  2. Greek stocks down by 11.3 pct for biggest weekly fall of last month

    Economy

    Bank, Eurobank, Ellaktor and Folli-Follie on Jun 26. The key upcoming development next week is the Euro

    7%

  3. Referendum call finds Greek banks teetering on the edge
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    Economy

    and Piraeus at 12 billion, Eurobank at 8 billion and Alpha at 6.2 billion. Those estimates were based

    7%

  4. Referendum and the ECB to determine the future of Greek banks
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    Economy

    billion, Eurobank at 8 billion and Alpha at 6.2 billion). Taking into account the deposit outflows since

    7%

  5. Greek banks' liquidity position at the centre of attention
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    Economy

    and CEOs of the five Greek banks (the four systemic banks – Alpha, Eurobank, NBG and Piraeus, and Attica

    7%

  6. What the ECB's latest decision on ELA and collateral haircuts means for Greek banks
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    Economy

    by Eurobank at 8 billion and Alpha at 6.2 billion. Taking into account the deposit outflows since

    7%

  7. Greek banks in intensive care: What lies ahead?
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    Agora

    (Eurobank 950 million and NBG 1.35 billion) as well as subordinated and senior debt of 5 – 5.5

    7%

  8. Newsletter 38 - 07/08/2015

    Newsletters

    cards, Eurobank 170,000 and National Bank more than 400,000, while Piraeus officially announced

    7%

  9. Greek stocks down 15.2 in first week of trading after market closure

    Economy

    were recorded by: Piraeus (-64 percent), Alpha (-62.1 percent), Eurobank (-61.1 percent), National

    7%

  10. Early gains in Greek stocks cancelled out in second half of week

    Economy

    with Eurobank excelling (+17.9 percent), followed by Hellenic Exchanges (+7.3 percent), Alpha (+6.6 percent

    7%