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Bill brings changes to stock market, cryptocurrencies and private debt reduction

Rules to protect investors in cryptocurrencies - Targeted regulations to reduce private debt are coming

Red loans reduced by €25 billion in the third quarter of last year compared to 2019

The significant reduction in private debt is one of the reasons for the upgrades of the Greek economy by the rating agencies

Swiss Franc loans: Measures within a quarter, Ministry for Finance says

Any solution will necessarily go through the ECB's supervisory authority and this will take time, banks say

Banks: The 6 commissions that are zeroed out or reduced as of today

In 2023 it was 334 million euros and from this we cut 150 million euros, Kostis Hatzidakis has explained

The reduction of commissions in banks starts by Monday, “brake” on insurance premium increases

The 4 reliefs for citizens from the measures for bank commissions - "Shield" from the government and for the increases in ferry tickets

Banks start preparing for the stress tests

The new stricter criteria to be announced by the European Central Bank

Athens Stock Exchange: Nearing 14-year highs boosted by banks

Weekly "jump" of more than +2% - At the highest level since last May the General Index, since July the banking index - New 9-year record for Eurobank - Rally for Attica Bank and Elval Halcor

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

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