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Newsletter 243 -13/03/2020
69 percent of the overdue stock related to main SSC debt, totalling 24.34 billion euros
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Greece takes stock of measures to mitigate Covid-19 impact after Eurogroup reaches deal on latest batch
Economyof a temporary instrument, known as SURE, by the European Commission to provide loans totalling up to 100
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Exposure to tourism sector a concern for banks despite effort to save season
EconomyBankingfor the tourism sector totalling 750 million euros. The bank’s loans to the tourism sector are estimated at around
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Opposition picks holes in latest measures to mitigate economic impact from pandemic
PoliticsGreek Politicstotalling 8 bln euros, which means this amount cannot be included in the total. He added that another
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Gloomy preliminary results for Aegean as state support talk gathers pace
EconomyFeaturescapital credit lines in Q2 with Greek banks, totalling 120 million. It is estimated that due
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NBG results show net profits of 409 mln euros on strong trading income in Q1
EconomyBankingoperating corporates, SME and SBLs totalling 900 million euros, had been finalised. A Romanian portfolio
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Eurobank net profits at 56.8 mln in Q1
EconomyBankingthe provision of a guarantee by the Greek state on senior notes totalling 754 million euros. Eurobank said
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Increase in Covid-19 cases prompts tighter measures amid opposition criticism
PoliticsGreek Politicsto distancing and hygiene measures, resulting in 87 fines totalling 51,000 euros and 120 days of trading
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EU deal appears promising for Greece, but success rides on efficient use of funds
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPrime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has applauded the compromise reached in Brussels over the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) and the Next Generation EU recovery package totalling 1.82 trillion euros, of which Greece could receive more than 70 billion. “Europe has risen to the occasion, and we
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Authorities set to announce new measures as domestic Covid-19 cases rise
PoliticsGreek Politics, totalling 90 days. Theatre The prime minister, meanwhile, has come in for criticism for allegedly
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