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Piraeus Bank’s bottom line turns profitable with 20 mln net profits in Q2
EconomyBanking. Bad loans On the asset quality front, Piraeus reported a negative non-performing loan (NPL) formation
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Alpha Bank reports net losses of 16.8 mln in Q2
EconomyBankingOn the asset quality front, the non-performing loan (NPL) ratio edged up to 37.8 percent in Q2 up from
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Eurobank remains profitable with net profits of 46.2 mln in Q2
EconomyBankingcorresponding to 22.5 percent of gross loans. Moving on the asset quality front, the non-performing loan (NPL
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One-off loss affects NBG’s P&L, NPE stock drops by 900 mln in Q2
EconomyBankingcorresponding to 24.9 percent of gross loans from 25.1 percent in the previous quarter. On the asset quality
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HFSF study identifies constraints on developing dynamic NPL market
EconomyBankingand documentation quality and obstacles in NPL management due to lack of alignment between creditors
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A closer look at the composition of Greece's bad loans
EconomyBankingIn addition to an update on the evolution of non-performing exposures (NPEs), the Bank of Greece (BoG) review report on the Greek banking system published in late July also revealed a number of characteristics regarding the quality of NPEs. As we have previously noted, the NPE ratio reached 44.2
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New regime on electricity producers from RES/CHP stations foresees further investments in Greek energy market
Legal) and regulation. M&A offers high quality scientific and expert legal advice as well as tailor-made legal
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Bad news for Greek Shipowners? Tonnage tax under European Commission scrutiny
Legal, Competition, State Aid, Technology, Media and Telecoms Law (TMT) and regulation. M&A offers high quality
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Greek government faces hard labour dilemma
PoliticsGreek Politicsin unemployment, still above 23 percent, and a steady drop in job quality. More than a half million
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PBO report highlights short-term recessionary impact and tax-centric austerity of 2017 draft budget
EconomyMacroeconomyand service quality than in Greece, which indirectly means that there is scope for improvement
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