The nominal value of domestic private sector loans managed by Greek loan servicers (ΕDADP) and transferred to specialized foreign financial institutions rose by €604 million in the fourth quarter of 2025, reaching €80.02 billion at year-end, up from €79.42 billion in the previous quarter, according to data from the Bank of Greece. The increase reverses a €298 million decline recorded in the third quarter.
Corporate Loans
The nominal value of managed business loans climbed to €28.18 billion at end-Q4 2025, from €27.58 billion in the prior quarter. Loans to non-financial corporations accounted for the bulk of the increase, rising €593 million to €28.15 billion, of which €10.14 billion related to small and medium-sized enterprises. Loans to other financial institutions remained unchanged at €31 million.
Freelancers, Farmers and Sole Traders
Managed loans to freelancers, farmers and sole traders increased by €68 million quarter-on-quarter, reaching €10.54 billion at end-Q4 2025.
Household and Non-Profit Loans
The nominal value of managed loans to individuals and private non-profit institutions declined by €57 million to €41.31 billion. Within this category, consumer loans rose €28 million to €15.79 billion, while mortgage loans fell €72 million to €25.18 billion.
