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Newsletter 69 - 08/04/2016
-performing loan (NPL) market. Following Thursday’s meetings, the Finance Ministry released a non-paper
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Greek bailout talks yet to conclude as start of IMF meetings approaches
EconomyProgrammeof NPLs that could be exempted from NPL sales. The new threshold for SME NPLs has been slashed
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Greek ministers still hopeful of reaching deal with creditors this month
Economymortgages from NPL sale. Stathakis also confirmed that the sale of performing loans along with that of NPLs
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Negotiations between Greece and lenders: state of play ahead of Eurogroup meeting
EconomyProgrammeof the first programme review relates to the liberalisation of the non-performing loan (NPL) market
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HFSF presents action plan on large corporate loan restructuring, says NPEs reached 103 bln in 2015
EconomyBankingGreek banks’ non-performing exposures (NPEs) in Greece reached 103 billion at the end of 2015, Aris Xenofos, CEO at the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF), revealed on Tuesday. The last memorandum of understanding (MoU) mandated HFSF to present a non-performing loan (NPL) resolution action
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Multi-bill tabled as Greece aims to take last step to completion of review
EconomyProgramme, the liberalisation of the non-performing loan (NPL) market and the establishment of the new privatisation fund
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With review completion in sight, which way next for Greece?
Agorathe liberalisation of the non-performing loans (NPL) market, but the short-term protection offered
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Countdown to start of second review begins, focus on more reforms
EconomyProgrammeof safeguarding financial stability, the issue of non-performing loans (NPL) resolution remains
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Newsletter 92 - 14/10/2016
(NPL) resolution as well as energy and public administration. Congress clarifies Tsipras's strategy
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After first talks in Athens, Greece and lenders aim for swift progress on second review
EconomyProgrammeon the out-of-court mechanism, which is directly linked to the key issue of non-performing loan (NPL
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