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  1. Greek stocks rise 2.4 pct, up for fourth straight week

    Economy

    since the beginning of the year. The biggest gains this week were posted by: Eurobank (+16.6 percent

    3%

  2. Greek stocks fall 3.1 pct over week, volumes soar on Friday due to FTSE reclassification

    Economy

    outperformers this week included: Aegean Airlines (+3.8 percent), Eurobank (+3.6 percent) and Piraeus (+3.5

    3%

  3. Banks’ EFSF bonds QE eligible but with little impact on liquidity
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    Economy

    by Eurobank (10.04 billion), NBG (9.07 billion) and Alpha (4.3 billion). Based on the current QE

    3%

  4. Stocks surge 5.4 pct during week amid hopes for swift conclusion of review

    Economy

    (+16.8 percent), Eurobank (+16.8 percent) and Viohalco (+15.9 percent). On the other side of the spectrum

    3%

  5. Greek stocks fall 3.7 pct during week on inconclusive discussions with lenders

    Economy

    three of the four systemic banks, namely Eurobank (-15.5 percent), Alpha (-15.5 percent) and NBG

    3%

  6. Greek stocks climb 3.8 pct during week amid increasing optimism on swift agreement

    Economy

    outperformers with double-digit gains this week included Viohalco (+18.4 percent), Eurobank (+14.9 percent

    3%

  7. HFSF presents action plan on large corporate loan restructuring, says NPEs reached 103 bln in 2015

    EconomyBanking

    of the four core banks (Eurobank, NBG and Piraeus) and came up with an action plan

    3%

  8. New rules on sale of NPLs come into play after approval of omnibus bill

    EconomyProgramme

    . The first important development on effective NPL management was announced last week by Alpha and Eurobank

    3%

  9. Marfin Investment Group EBITDA up 75.6 pct in Q1

    Economy

    Eurobank Ergasias will cover, to refinance an equivalent amount of an existing debt facility

    3%

  10. NPL resolution in Italy and Greece
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    Agora

    and Eurobank are teaming up with the US private equity firm KKR to provide capital and manage exposures

    3%