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  1. Latest T-bill auction highlights shift in Greek yield curve
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    have dropped and how demand for Greek debt instruments has risen is that the previous auction

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  2. Newsletter 226 -01/11/2019

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    of how rapidly Greece’s borrowing costs have dropped and how demand for Greek debt instruments has

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  3. Piraeus Bank posts net profit of 44 mln in Q3 from continued operations
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    of non-dilutive capital instruments, will facilitate the acceleration of the existing NPE reduction

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  4. BoG highlights how Covid-19 compounds legacy issues and structural challenges
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    recovery. Finally, Greece needs to use all available instruments in the Next Generation EU package

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  5. Hoteliers staring at big drop in turnover as liquidity calls grow
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    have been submitted for programmes and financial instruments totaling 1.58 billion euros

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  6. Newsletter 259 -24/07/2020

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    and financial instruments totaling 1.58 billion euros, with approvals amounting to 743 million euros. 2

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  7. Revised 2021 budget sees bigger contraction, slower recovery and support of 31.4 bln euros
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    , includes leveraged instruments of 5.69 billion euros. The actual cash impact of the measures

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  8. BoG insists on need for bad bank, sees EU funds boosting recovery from 2021
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    . The Next Generation EU (NGEU) recovery instruments are seen having a significant impact

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  9. Newsletter 278 -14/12/2020

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    . The Next Generation EU (NGEU) recovery instruments are seen having a significant impact

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  10. Banks end year with continued bad loan sales

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    percent of the mezzanine notes to its shareholders and retain five percent of the instruments

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