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  1. After Q3 results, what next for Greek banks?

    Agora

    the scenario of “capital raising is less likely”. A final, less important, issue is the review of banks

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  2. Bank of Greece decision bolsters Greek lenders’ capital ratios

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    raising process through a marketed equity offering announced on November 14. The Hellenic Financial

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  3. Where Greek banks stand ahead of capital needs disclosure
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

    Economy

    investors (such as Fairfax) reportedly raising 1-1.5 billion and the remainder coming from the market

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  4. Building activity nosedived for the fourth straight year, down 27.6 pct in 2013
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    large motorways (Aegean Motorways, E-65, Ionia Odos and Olympia Odos) raising hopes on the projects

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  5. Come back Cleisthenes, all is forgiven
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    Agora

    , lowering the growth rate to 3.8 percent of GDP and raising the state deficit to 12.7 billion euros

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  6. Greece poised to build on investor sentiment with return to bond markets

    Economy

    with the successful equity raising by Alpha and Piraeus banks of 1.2 and 1.75 billion respectively, which

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  7. Are investors getting a bargain with Eurobank?

    Agora

    raising of 2.86 billion euros. The group of investors includes Fairfax, WLR Funds, Capital Research

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  8. Eurobank: From nationalisation to re-privatisation

    Agora

    of raising at least 10 percent of its capital needs from private shareholders and thereby

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  9. Bond issued for capital support of Greek banks in 2009 reaches maturity

    Economy

    determined by the Bank of Greece, Eurobank’s recent equity raising of 2.86 billion actually covered

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  10. New obstacle for privatisations as court blocks sale of water firm

    Economy

    Greece’s highest administrative court has blocked the sale of the Athens water company, raising new questions about whether the government can meet its revised privatisation targets. The Council of State ruled on May 25 against the privatisation of Athens Water Supply and Sewerage (EYDAP

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