BofA: Greek Banks Becoming More Appealing
Bank of America (BofA) reports Greek banks are becoming more appealing as the volume of loans is expanding, with the Greek banking sector posting stronger yields and lower valuations.
Bank of America (BofA) reports Greek banks are becoming more appealing as the volume of loans is expanding, with the Greek banking sector posting stronger yields and lower valuations.
According to an article in Politico, citing Greek banking sources, the European Central Bank is expected to give the go-ahead in June for the four systemic lenders.
"We are determined to continue, more or less, in the same way, proceeding with all necessary structural reforms, sending the message that this country is investment-friendly," Mr. Hatzidakis said
How the big 2019 survey on bank commissions closes: Banks will accept guilty pleas for collusion in one class of transactions and pay fines. No other violations were found.