Bad banks
Slovenia’s bad bank winding up
The Bank Assets Management Company (BAMC), Slovenia’s bad bank, will be wounded up come the new year, less than a decade after playing a key role in a major bank bailout. Its remaining assets, estimated at half a billion euros, will be transferred to Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SSH), the state assets custodian.
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Foreign loan burden on Turkish private sector slips
The Turkish private sector's outstanding loans received from abroad continued to drop in October from end-2018, the country's Central Bank announced on Dec. 16.
EU approves Greece's plan to reduce bad loans by 30 bln euros
The European Commission approved on Thursday a Greek plan to reduce bad loans by up to 30 billion euros ($33.04 billion) at the country's banks, as expected, saying it did not violate state aid rules.
Greece, EU to talk about bad loans
Talks between the government and the European Commission's Directorate-General for Competition about banks' bad loans will begin next week.
The Greek proposal involves creating an asset protection vehicle where 16 billion euros' worth of bad loans will be transferred and guaranteed by the state.
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Hungary's OTP wants to buy another bank
Addiko Bank emerged from the bankrupt Austrian Hypo Alpe Adria bank, whose Balkan network of branch offices was sold to the Advent investment group and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in 2014.Quoting reports by business
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Development bank plan up for consultation
After four years of announcements and negotiations with the country's creditors, the bill for the creation of the Hellenic Development Bank was put up for public consultation this week.
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