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In effort to reach new deal, Greek government cannot ignore liquidity constraints
EconomyProgrammedecision back in March 2013. The cash value of ECB funding that has been utilized by Greek banks
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The state of play with Greek banks' liquidity
Economyhad placed with the ECB such type of collateral (Pillar II bonds) with a cash value of 21 billion
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Greek coalition sets out plans for public sector, wages and pensions
PoliticsGreek Politicson foreclosures of primary residences with a taxable value of up to 300,000 euros to give it time to come up
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ECB refuses Greek government bonds as collateral: What does it mean?
Economythough that ECB-eligible collateral (pillar II bonds) with a cash value of 21 billion euros
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What are the implications of the ECB's decision for Greek banks?
Economy, state-guaranteed bank bonds (pillar II) would not be ECB-eligible as of March 1. The cash value of those
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Greece prepares set of proposals for bridging deal with eurozone
PoliticsGreek Politicssuch as the interest rate, present value compared to outstanding debt etc have not been disclosed and would
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The government decisions that could shape the future of Greek banks
Economyvalue of HFSF holdings in Greek banks currently stands at 7.2 billion euros, implying an unrealised
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Greece sets out broad reform plan for lenders' approval
EconomyProgrammestate assets and enhance their value. On the labour market, the government committed to phase in a new
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Tsipras identifies first bills, domestic approval assured
PoliticsGreek Politicsresidences from foreclosures. The prime minister said that the draft law would protect homes with a value
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Greece submits reform proposals but Eurogroup unlikely to be moved
EconomyProgrammelicenses to online gaming providers at a fair-market value as well as by regulating revenues and fees
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