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Banks: The next day after the government’s announcements

Credit institutions are re-examining the data generated by the €350 million that will gradually disappear from their coffers

Banks face €320 million bill from commission measures and ENFIA property doubling

At 11 the specialization by Hatzidakis - Possible revision of estimates by the banks for their results

Banks: The five commissions that the government is pushing to reduce

Reduction of commissions for so-called "people's" transactions, strengthening of competition between banks & real estate development are the three strands of the government's policy

Up to 50% lower commissions in banks – What Mitsotakis will announce in Parliament

And extra tax (ENFIA) on the 20,000 properties that keep closed - Legislative intervention to reduce excessive charges for withdrawals (banks keep 2 in 20 euros!), transfers and bill payments - Package of measures for more loans with better interest rates

IRIS: The unknown secrets of free money transfers by the CEO of DIAS

Stavroula Kampouridou revealed that DIAS S.A. has written over 1 million lines of code, as it will transfer 500 billion euros this year

Banks: Mitsotakis’ announcements in the budget – The plan to “trim” fees

Government sources emphasize that any intervention will be legally compliant and will ultimately impose a higher cost on banks compared to PASOK’s proposed amendment to tax their "excess profits."

Athens Stock Exchange in free fall: New bank liquidations and weekly “dip” -3.7%

Fifth consecutive fall for the General Index, closed below 1,400 points - At a 9-month low for the banking index - Below 20 euros MOH for the first time since November 2022

Hardouvelis: Greece 1st in Southern Europe in banking system stability, 4th in the EU

The capital adequacy ratios of Greek banks are strong and very close to the EU average

Anna Sorokin: The ‘heiress’ who scammed Tycoons dances with an ankle bracelet on ‘Dancing with the Stars’

Anna Sorokin, the infamous Russian-German con artist who posed as a wealthy German heiress named Anna Delvey, deceiving banks, hotels, and friends, appeared as a contestant on the U.S. version of "Dancing with the Stars" while wearing an ankle bracelet

Fitch: Upgrade for the four Greek systemic banks

National Bank and Eurobank one step closer to investment grade

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