Bank of Greece
Astir Palace names Jermyn Street as chosen bidder
Astir Palace Vouliagmeni SA announced on Friday that Jermyn Street Real Estate Fund IV LP is the chosen bidder for the 90 percent majority stake at an offer price of 400 million euros in the tender organized by the National Bank of Greece and the government regulator.
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Flurry of positive data put Greece on recovery track
Jobless rate and prices drop as arrivals, cars and retail sales rise
A surge of encouraging figures and statistics on Wednesday and Thursday has pointed to the countrys return to growth, vindicating the governments forecast that Greeces gross domestic product would expand by 0.5-0.6 percent in 2014.
Pause in troika review, many fronts open
Troika inspectors were due to leave Athens on Tuesday with little sign of a comprehensive deal with the Greek government over the latest adjustment program review in sight. The lack of progress means that a Greek delegation will head to Washington for talks with International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde on Sunday.
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Finance Ministry needs to go back to the drawing board over NPLs
Inspectors from the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission tasked with assessing Greece's progress in structural reforms have asked for a comprehensive approach to nonperforming loans that will incorporate measures for settling both corporate and household debt, a Finance Ministry official who attended talks in Athens on Tuesday told the state-run Ath
Terror suspect begins hunger, thirst strike in demand of transfer to Korydallos Prison
A 31-year-old man accused of being a member of leftist guerrilla group Revolutionary Struggle and of planning an imminent terrorist attack, announced on Tuesday morning that he is going on hunger and thirst strike in order to pressure authorities to remand him in custody at the Greek capital's Korydallos Prison.
Terror group suspect is remanded in pre-trial custody at Korydallos
Antonis Stamboulos, the man arrested last week on suspicion of being a member of leftist guerrilla group Revolutionary Struggle and of planning an imminent terrorist attack, was transferred to Atticas high-security Korydallos Prison on Monday.
Revolutionary Struggle suspect remanded in custody as lawyer complains of leaks
Antonis Stamboulos, the man arrested last week on suspicion of being a member of terrorist group Revolutionary Struggle, was remanded in custody on Sunday.
Stamboulos also faces charges relating to possession of explosives, theft, forgery, resisting arrest and carrying a weapon.
Police seek terrorist connections, arms caches
Revolutionary Struggle suspect says he will not yield as new photo released
Counterterrorism police officers continued an investigation over the weekend into the connections of 31-year-old Antonis Stambopoulos, who has been linked to jailed Revolutionary Struggle leader Nikos Maziotis.
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Greek lenders top bad loan table
Attempts by the eurozones 20 largest banks to anticipate the outcome of European Central Bank stress tests continued in earnest in the first half, as lenders boosted equity levels and set aside more money for bad loans.
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Attica Bank said to have rejected notable offers
By Yiannis Papadoyiannis
Attica Bank has turned down buyout proposals from strong institutional portfolios and investors in recent months, setting the maintenance of the present share and administrative structure of the Greek lender as a condition.
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