Piraeus Bank

Piraeus Bank sees 2019 profits grow

Piraeus Bank grew full-year 2019 net profit, helped by lower operating costs and higher net interest income, Greece's largest lender by assets said on Monday.
Piraeus Bank, which is 26.2 percent owned by the country's HFSF bank rescue fund, reported a net profit of 270 million euros after net earnings of 185 million in 2018.

Piraeus bank to securitize about 7 bln euros in NPEs this year

Greek lender Piraeus Bank, the country's largest lender by assets, said on Monday it plans to securitize roughly 7 billion euros of non-performing exposures (NPEs) in 2020.

Greek banks have been working to reduce a pile of sour credit of more than 70 billion euros ($77.32 billion), the legacy of a financial crisis that shrank the country's economy by a quarter.

Piraeus Bank grows Q2 profit as bad debt provisions fall

Piraeus Bank grew second quarter net profit as provisions for impaired loans decreased, Greece's largest lender by assets said on Friday.

Piraeus Bank, which is 26.2 percent owned by the country's HFSF bank rescue fund, reported a net profit from continued operations of 20 million euros ($22.29 million) after net earnings of 14 million in the first quarter.

Piraeus swings to profit in late 2017

Greece's largest lender Piraeus Bank turned profitable in October-to-December despite higher loan-loss provisions, improving its ratio of nonperforming loans, it said on Wednesday.

Piraeus, which is 26.2 percent owned by the country's bank rescue fund HFSF, reported a net profit from continued operations of 12 million euros after a net loss of 17 million euros in the third quarter.