The property registry needed for the new system is not yet operational, prompting Greece’s property owners’ federation to seek at least a six-month extension.
The Hellenic Bank Association will also write off certain personal loans and credit card debts held by the parents, dependents and spouses of the two pilots killed in a military aircraft crash near Tanagra
Employees entered bank credentials on a fake website, triggering 55 overnight transactions; authorities recover more than half of the stolen funds
The country’s four largest systemic banks will provide debt relief, financial aid and loan payment suspensions for affected families, individuals and businesses.
The Bank of Greece is represented on the ECB's bank digital currency task force by Ms. Papagiannidi, director of Payment and Settlement.
The ECB has unveiled 10 designs for the euro’s next banknote series, featuring figures such as Maria Callas and Leonardo da Vinci.
Greek lenders are accelerating the use of artificial intelligence to automate customer service, introduce AI agents, and enhance digital banking, while maintaining that human advisors will remain essential for more complex financial decisions
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis says the country's banking sector has emerged from years of crisis in a strong position and now has a unique opportunity to channel available liquidity into investment, growth and broader economic inclusion.
Investment and strong public finances keep Greece ahead of the eurozone, even as a Middle East energy shock and stubborn structural weaknesses cloud the outlook for households and businesses
Lawyers for the suspects arrested over the deadly 2010 Marfin bank fire say the prosecution relies on anonymous information and object identification rather than direct evidence linking their clients to the attack.
Ankara has informed Canada it will become a founding member of the Defense Security and Resilience Bank, a multilateral initiative aimed at providing up to £100 billion in financing to strengthen allied defense capabilities
Measures aim to ease repayment burdens, restore liquidity and expand access to debt restructuring as private liabilities continue to weigh on the economy
Greek police have arrested two suspects as part of a renewed investigation into the 2010 firebombing that killed three bank employees during a protest in Athens.
Fraudsters have cloned the official police website and sent emails demanding payment for nonexistent traffic fines
Greece's anti-corruption magistrate wins approval to inspect safe deposit boxes of key suspects, as investigators warn the case is far from over
The central bank's Monetary Policy Report 2026 forecasts steady growth and gradually easing inflation through 2028, with stronger gains possible should a durable Middle East truce push energy prices lower.
The foreign ministry said representatives had fulfilled all entry requirements and were traveling to Ramallah at the invitation of Palestinian organizations
Greek authorities and political parties reacted after Israeli officials denied entry and deported Greek trade union representatives who were traveling to Ramallah for meetings with Palestinian workers and unions.
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has dramatically altered the paths for central banks around the world
A sluggish Easter, soft supermarket performance, and a massive 60 million euro investment in Patras shape the early picture for Greece's beer industry this year