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Greek banks' capital backstop and the funding gap: An uneasy relationship
Economyrelated to bank recap (110 million), interest income (232 million) and b) an amount of 1 to 1.2
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Greece sees travel receipts shoot up by 35.8 pct in April
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece's April travel receipts soared 35.8 percent to 411 million euros from 303 million last year, according to the Bank of Greece (BoG). At the same time, travel payments surged 53 percent to 232 million euros, leading the travel surplus for April to 179 million, which is a rise of 18.5 percent
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Piraeus reports net loss of 37 mln in Q1, records negative NPL formation for first time since 2008
EconomyBanking2008 of 245 million, of which 232 million stems from the Greek market. The recorded improvement
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Building activity increases by 16.4 pct in October
EconomyMacroeconomychanges in the growth rate. In absolute terms, the highest number of permits was issued in Attica (232
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DESFA transfer complete as HRADF heads for record year in privatisation revenues
EconomyFeaturesin 2018. Of this, 232 million comes from the sale of Thessaloniki Port Authority, 284.1 million
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Banks remain largely profitable in Q2, with focus on NPL reductions
EconomyBankingimpact of 324 million). Net profits in Q2 came to 82 million versus losses of 232 million in Q1
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Newsletter 263 -11/09/2020
losses of 232 million in Q1 2020. The results from the National Bank of Greece (NBG) were solid despite
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Piraeus announces Q1 loss of 407 mln as provisions mount
EconomyBankingPiraeus Bank posted a loss of 407 million euros in the first quarter (Q1) as it suffered from impairments arising from Covid and loan securitisation losses. The Q1 loss comes following a 518 million-loss on the Q4 of 2020, and compares with a 232 million-euro loss in Q1 of last year. Asset quality
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Piraeus Bank profit at 284 mln in Q1, commissions income up to 160 mln
EconomyBankingmillion euros in Q1, from 232 million euros in 2024. Loans impairments stood at 24 million euros in Q1
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Worsening EU-Russia ties leave Greek coalition in precarious position
PoliticsForeign Policy, the funds from the EU are unlikely to make up entirely for the damage done by the embargo. Greece exported
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