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Greece agree to financial reforms
(18 November 2015 – Greece) This morning, Greece reached an agreement with its lenders on financial reforms. Athens agreed to a new aid programme worth up to €86 […]
(18 November 2015 – Greece) This morning, Greece reached an agreement with its lenders on financial reforms. Athens agreed to a new aid programme worth up to €86 […]
(4 November 2015 – Greece) The European Central Bank (ECB) says Greece's troubled banks need an additional €14.4 billion euros (A$21.8 billion) to resume normal trading. The figure […]
(28 September 2015 – Greece) Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has indicated that Greece needs to move swiftly to pass a first lender review of economic reforms in coming […]
(18 August 2015 – Greece) The European Central Bank (ECB) could act early to restore normal funding lines for Greek banks, according to Executive Board member Benoit Coeure, following […]
(7 August 2015 – Greece) While Greek banks saw their shares drop by about 50 percent since trading began on 3 August following a five-week closure, deposits increased by […]
(28 July 2015 – Greece) Greek banks are likely to continue broad cash controls in the months ahead until fresh money arrives from Europe along with a sweeping restructuring, […]
(21 July 2015 – Greece) Greek banks reopened on 20 July following three weeks of closure as the country struggled in talks with the Eurozone over bailout restrictions. Restrictions […]
(9 July 2015 – Turkey) Turkey’s Finansbank AS which is entirely owned by National Bank of Greece has benefited from growing speculation its parent bank will have to sell […]
(8 July 2015 – Greece) The European Central Bank (ECB) said it will maintain emergency liquidity assistance to Greek banks at the 26 June 2015 level instead of […]
(30 June 2015 – Greece) Greece has closed its banks and imposed capital controls from 29 June as customers started rushing to ATMs to take money from their accounts. […]