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Tsipras and Mitsotakis cheer Macron win, hope to benefit
PoliticsGreek Politicsto make a more genuine attempt to resolve differences. “As I recount in my new book (and a recent
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IMF hints at flexibility as debt relief talks continue
PoliticsGreek Politicsthreatening injuries when he apparently opened a booby-trapped book while being driven home through central
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Alpha Bank posts net profits of 48.1 mln in Q1, Greek NPE formation turns slightly negative on write-offs
EconomyBankingat 17.3 percent. Moreover, the pro-forma fully-loaded CET1 ratio stands at 17.2 percent. The book
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Bond issue decision expected as clock ticks down
PoliticsGreek Politicsnewspaper reported on Friday that Greece is ready to begin the book-building process on Monday so it can
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Newsletter 128 - 21/07/2017
Alexis Tsipras decided to wait at least another week before giving the go-ahead for book-building
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Greece completes first bond issue in three years, eyes more on way out of programme
EconomyGreece has tapped capital markets with a 5-year bond issue for the first time since 2014, raising 3 billion euros. The book-building process launched on Monday and concluded on Tuesday afternoon. As we noted, the transaction included a switch and tender offer of the 5-year bond issued in April 2014
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SYRIZA tries to look forward but struggles to escape past
PoliticsGreek Politicspublications regarding claims made by former Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis in his book. Probing
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Piraeus posts 7 mln net profit in Q2, NPE stock down for seventh straight quarter
EconomyBankingBasel III CET1 ratio recorded a similar rise to 16.5 percent. Furthermore, the tangible book value
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Alpha Bank remains profitable in Q2, NPEs reduced further
EconomyBankingat 17.8 percent in June. It is worth noting that the book value of Alpha’s Greek government bonds (GGBs
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Eurobank net profit at 61.2 mln in Q3, NPE formation negative for fourth straight quarter
EconomyBankingto remain under pressure into 2018, based on the deleveraging of the loan book and the prevailing interest
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