15 Mar Bank of Greece says $26.3 bln bad loans serviced by specialist firms in Q4
Credit servicing firms (CSFs)
licensed by Greece’s central bank were servicing a total of 23.5
billion euros ($26.3 billion) of non-performing loans at the end
of December, it said on Monday.
Greek banks have been working to reduce about 75.4 billion
euros in bad loans at the end of June, the legacy of a financial
crisis that shrank the country’s economy by a quarter.
Shedding these is crucial for their ability to lend and
shore up profitability.
The
licensed by Greece’s central bank were servicing a total of 23.5
billion euros ($26.3 billion) of non-performing loans at the end
of December, it said on Monday.
Greek banks have been working to reduce about 75.4 billion
euros in bad loans at the end of June, the legacy of a financial
crisis that shrank the country’s economy by a quarter.
Shedding these is crucial for their ability to lend and
shore up profitability.
The
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