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This is what the ECB’s comprehensive assessment tells us about Greek banks
AgoraThe ECB’s Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) disclosed on Saturday morning the outcome of the comprehensive assessment on Greek banks that showed capital needs were broadly manageable and in line with recent market rumors and media reports. The assessment comprised an Asset Quality Review (AQR
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Athens ticking off prior actions one by one as EU keeps close watch
PoliticsGreek Politicsto 23 percent is also being considered, according to reports. Farmers The second multi-bill of prior
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National Bank reveals capital plan, which includes sale of whole Finansbank stake
EconomyBankingprevious restructuring plan in July 2014 to sell a minority stake of 40 percent, while recent media reports
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Home foreclosures and refugee crisis top agenda in Greece-EU talks
PoliticsForeign Policyto but reports in the local media have identified them as: 1) Settling on a formula for property
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Some movement on Greece's name dispute but solution still long way off
PoliticsGreek Politicsa serious warning. In the coming days the Commission is due to publish its annual progress reports
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Greek banks' equity raising could keep official support to a minimum
Economyis registered above the minimum required for disclosure 5-percent threshold. Although media reports
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Eurogroup gives Greece another week to agree measures, keeps tranche and recap funds on hold
EconomyProgrammeof 35,000 euros. However, the latest media reports indicate that Greek authorities could compromise
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Tsipras prepares for first visit to Turkey with refugee crisis in focus
PoliticsForeign Policysuch an invitation to his Greek counterpart. According to press reports, Davutoglu invited Tsipras to join
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Progress in bailout talks but foreclosures and NPL management stand in way of agreement
EconomyProgrammethe “good progress in talks” and “agreement on many issues”. Media reports citing government sources
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Greece gets tranche and looks ahead to next tasks, including pensions and NPLs
EconomyProgrammeor 0.5 percent of GDP. Media reports indicate that the next set of pension measures would include
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