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Newsletter 6 - 5/12/2014
) is not lost and the 11.4-billion capital buffer remaining at the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF... and would further strengthen our credibility in capital markets.” The government's presidential dilemma
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Greek banks' Eurosystem funding rises again in November, up by 1 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyof their capital increases of 8.3 billion euros in the first half of the year and also reflects higher... in exchange for HFSF participation in their capital increases in the second quarter of 2012. The Pillar
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Piraeus Bank seals milestone deal with KKR over 1.2 bln of non-core assets
EconomyBankingfinancial (net interest income loss) or capital impact. KKR had 96.1 billion dollars’ worth... classes including private equity, energy, infrastructure, real estate, capital markets, credit strategies
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Newsletter 11 - 16/01/2015
the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) capital buffer of 11.4 billion euros, reducing... institutional partners. However, spending so much political capital on the debt relief issue now is akin
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Understanding the German approach towards Greece
Agorabe devastating for Greece, with mass defaults, insolvency of banks, capital flight, and national institutions... balanced and sensible economic policy agenda. Too much political capital has been invested
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Less is more: The Greek government needs a chisel, not a sledgehammer
Agoraparty. This is a task that requires investing a considerable amount of political capital... with the impact of the election outcome jeopardises the political capital this new government
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The numbers behind Greece's reform proposals
EconomyProgrammeobligations to banks. The cost of capital for this entity was estimated by SYRIZA at 2 billion euros... that this cost could be covered by the HFSF capital buffer of 10.9 billion euros, although
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Coalition not ditching referendum idea from policy options but details muddled
PoliticsGreek Politicssuch a referendum could be held without the government having to impose capital controls or, alternatively, Greece experiencing substantial capital flight. Lastly, there is a question of what Greece’s
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Greece: The moment of truth is inexorably approaching
Agorareferenda on fiscal matters; b) it is unclear whether a vote could be held without imposing capital controls as the country may experience significant capital flight; and c) it would have
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Tsipras hopes to muddle through, avoid internal clash for now
PoliticsGreek Politicsit leading to a default or the imposition of capital controls. Dragasakis was visibly upset by Dijsselbloem’s suggestion this week that Greece may soon have to impose capital controls, as Cyprus did
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