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  1. Greek pensions: The thorniest issue in talks between Athens and lenders

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    in March. Of these 2.9 million relate to main pensions and 1.64 million to supplementary pensions. Out

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  2. Where has the money withdrawn from Greek banks gone?
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    Agora

    the government and lenders. Banking sources note that one-third of total outflows relate to transfers

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  3. National Bank posts losses of 159 mln in Q1 2015
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    . These mainly relate to the sale of a minority stake (up to 40 percent) in Finansbank and disposal of its

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  4. Newsletter 30 - 12/06/2015

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    , respectively. These figures relate to private sector deposits, while general government outflows reached 4.5

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  5. How Greek banks were left on the brink
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    Agora

    , which mostly relate to corporates, posted withdrawals of 2.9 billion, while savings outflows did

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  6. Newsletter 32 - 26/06/2015

    Newsletters

    . However, the key differences relate to the reshuffling of products and services in the three VAT

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  7. What capital controls will mean for Greek banks, customers and the economy
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    Economy

    than that imposed before the legislative decree. These transactions should relate to payments

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  8. Greek government's proposals to bridge gap with lenders appear to fall short

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    these relate to the institutions’ prior actions linked to the completion of the second bailout

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  9. The lenders proposals on debt and funding needs that Greeks will vote on in referendum

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    billion relate to redemptions of Greek government bonds (GGBs) held by the ECB due in July and August

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  10. Where the key differences between Greece and the institutions lie

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    of disagreement relate to VAT, pensions and fiscal measures and to a lesser extent labour market

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