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ferdo 01-03-2011 14:17
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Originalmente inviato da discipline (Messaggio 2047588)
ATHENS, March 1 (Reuters) - EFG Eurobank, Greece's second-largest lender, concluded 1.0 billion
euros ($1.4 billion) of new repo lines with four foreign banks using Greek government bonds as
collateral, it said on Tuesday.
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Eurobank said the new funding deals were agreed on particularly competitive terms -- euribor plus a
spread ranging from 150 to 200 basis points.
sarebbe interessante sapere i termini dell'operazione, durata, titoli usati come collaterali ... ma dubito che sia
reso pubblico
discipline 01-03-2011 14:22
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Investire Oggi - perpetur_marzo_2010 - © onik
Originalmente inviato da ferdo (Messaggio 2047723)
sarebbe interessante sapere i termini dell'operazione, durata, titoli usati come collaterali ... ma dubito che
sia reso pubblico
Esattamente. Settimana scorsa sono usciti i risultati, ho allegato un pdf, dovesse essere sfuggito.
La news completa:
UPDATE 1-Eurobank clinches repo funding with foreign banks
ATHENS, March 1 (Reuters) - EFG Eurobank, Greece's second-largest lender, concluded 1.0 billion euros
($1.4 billion) of new repo lines with four foreign banks using Greek government bonds as collateral, it said
on Tuesday.
It was Eurobank's first funding deal in the interbank market this year after prying open the wholesale
funding market late last year with repo lines of up to 4 billion euros.
'Eurobank's deals in the international market constitute a first opening of capital markets for Greek lenders,
an important development on the long road towards normalisation of money markets,' Eurobank Deputy
CEO Nick Karamouzis said in a statement.
Having lost access to interbank funding because of Greece's sovereign debt crisis, the country's lenders have
grown dependent on European Central Bank (ECB) funding.
ECB funding to Greek banks has reached 95 billion euros or about 19 percent of their total assets.
Eurobank said the new funding deals were agreed on particularly competitive terms -- euribor plus a spread
ranging from 150 to 200 basis points.
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