The Bank of Greece Governor says the ECB should not be swayed by the US Federal Reserve and must cut rates at least twice before summer

Influential Greek central banker addresses event at the University of Liverpool

Stournaras emphasized the modernization of the Bank of Greece's Central Vault, which now boasts cutting-edge sorting, inventory management, and security systems

For the 11-month term January-November of 2023 it recorded a surplus of €17.895,5 million, the data revealed

This figure represents a 12.5% increase in revenues compared to the respective period in the previous year which also marked a record (€17.88 billion).

Debt collection companies operating in Greece are under investigation, in order to determine whether they comply with the rules of domestic legislation

In its weekly analysis, the Greek bank stresses that inflation in Greece stands at an average of 3% compared to the 2.1% in the Eurozone.

The latest changes, effective 11 August, abolish fees for cash withdrawals from any Greek bank ATM and cap charges at €1.50 for third-party ATMs

Corporate deposits increased by €4.403bn in June, compared to an €867mln rise in May. The annual growth rate climbed to 12.0% from 9.8%

Revised law tabled in parliament mandates free ATM withdrawals, sets fee caps, and promotes digital banking amid growing public backlash.

This marks the fifth time in the past decade that Citi Greece has received the Best Investment Bank distinction in Greece.

Eurobank CEO points the finger back at the state, arguing that it is government-imposed conditions, particularly those tied to property legalization and digital registration, that are delaying sales.

Multinational investment bank Citigroup forecasts the rating of Greece will be raised by a notch within the next nine months from the top two credit rating agencies, S&P and Moody’s, which control 80% of the market. This would mean that S&P would assess Greece one level above “investment grade,” while Moody’s—currently the only one of […]

The measure aims to lower the cost of doing business and everyday transactions in Greece, with an estimated annual cost to banks of approximately €150 million.

A sophisticated fraud scheme emptied the bank accounts of a Greek family in Volos, leading to a request for Interpol's assistance.

Well-known US hedge fund manager John Paulson speaks to the Sunday edition of “To Vima” and details his optimism over the course of the Greek economy

Attica Bank plans to raise €735 million to repay a Tier 2 bond and to support its growth.

This means that Greece could raise up to 727.2 million euros from the sale.

Attica Bank CEO Eleni Vrettou termed the merger as a historic move for the non-systemic bank

Greece showed improved performance but still lags behind the EU average