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  1. Newsletter 86 - 26/08/2016

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    that it will provide a trade finance facility of 100 million to Eurobank, marking the first entry

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  2. Greek stocks rebound 2.6 pct during week as banks lead way
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    Economy

    , with Eurobank up 13 percent followed by NBG (+8.6 percent), Alpha (+7.3 percent) and Piraeus (+5.8 percent

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  3. Greek stocks drop 1.5 pct during week, banks post losses of 7.7 pct
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    Economy

    with NBG down 8.9 percent followed by Alpha (-8.6 percent), Piraeus (-7.6 percent) and Eurobank (-4.3

    5%

  4. Greek stocks edge up 0.8 pct for third successive week

    Economy

    as in Aluminium of Greece. Eurobank and NBG said they will release third quarter results on November 16 and 23

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  5. Deadlock at NBG over chairman appointment
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    EconomyBanking

    ), chair of Eurobank BoD and executive chairman of the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) until

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  6. Newsletter 96 - 18/11/2016

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    QoQ to 36.7 billion at the end of September.On Wednesday, Eurobank said its net profits improved

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  7. Current account surplus widens to 1 bln in September
    Photo by Angelos Christofilopoulos/Fosphotos

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    an inflow of 325 million related to the sale of Eurobank’s stake of 80 percent in its insurance unit

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  8. NBG turns profitable in Q3, NPE stock drops further by 1 billion
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    EconomyBanking

    recognised in other comprehensive income. Similarly to the other two banks (Eurobank and Piraeus

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  9. Greek stocks fall 1.5 pct on week, banks edge up 0.6 pct

    Economy

    of Greece on Wednesday. The biggest gains this week were posted by Eurobank (+5.9 percent), Grivalia

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  10. Greek stocks drop 1.5 pct during week amid subdued trading activity
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    Economy

    – OLP (+2.2 percent). In contrast, the biggest losses were posted by banks, namely Eurobank (-9.4

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