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Bank Industry Risk Analysis: Hellenic Republic (Greece) Dec 99
Standard & Poors, Dec 1999
Abstract Standard & Poor's holds a dynamic view of the improvements seen in the Hellenic Republic banking system's economic and industry risk in the past two years. The risks currently associated with Greek banks are not uncommon to any bank operating in systems that are undergoing transformation. Unique to Greek banks, however, are the economic and industry risk challenges posed by the momentum of the country's anticipated membership in the EMU. The Greek banking system has been experiencing the effects of increased competition unleashed by deregulation and liberalization over the past several years. Significant progress in the sophistication of product ranges, technology, risk management, and management information systems in recent years continues to evolve, while a flurry of mergers and acquisitions...
Companies mentioned in this report are: BNP Paribas,Hellenic Republic,Agricultural Bank of Greece S.A.,National Bank of Greece S.A.,Ionian & Popular Bank of Greece S.A.,Emporiki Bank of Greece S.A.,EFG Eurobank Ergasias S.A.,Bank of Cyprus
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