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Newsletter 45 - 02/10/2015
for administrative work and logistics will overtake that of humanitarian aid. And, yes, this does require
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Tsipras seeks fair exchange with EU over migrant crisis
PoliticsGreek Politicsprovides more aid to Turkey, calls for Greek and Turkish authorities to work together more closely
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Refugee influx pushes Tsipras towards crisis nexus
Agorawill be as pressing as that of humanitarian aid. And, yes, this does require significant funding, as Tsipras
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Optimism and concern for Tsipras after EU summit on migration
PoliticsForeign Policy.” The EU appears close to a package of concessions to Turkey, including aid of around 3 billion euros
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Greek banks brace for recapitalisation, with Piraeus initiating a bond swap offer
EconomyBanking– scenario would be covered by the official financial aid, without excluding also private investor
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Greece changing direction on energy policy, warms to US-backed projects
PoliticsForeign Policybe handled. Their common position is that the European Union should give extra aid to countries like
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Latest EU plan to tackle refugee crises poses new, bigger challenges for Tsipras
PoliticsForeign Policya visit to Athens on Monday that more aid would be made available but did not give any details
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NBG reports net losses of 401 mln in Q3, NPL formation accelerates in Greece
EconomyBankingof the Finansbank sale is not expected within 2015, the bank would seek state aid of 2 billion, 0.5 billion
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General government primary cash surplus narrows to 2.48 bln, arrears almost stable in Sept
EconomyMacroeconomyaid tranche of 13 billion in August and payments of 5.9 billion to the IMF. The breakdown
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ELA ceiling for Greek banks slashed by 7.8 bln to 77.9 bln after recap
EconomyMacroeconomy). In addition, two Greek banks, namely NBG and Piraeus, will receive state aid of 5.4 billion, with 75 percent
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