According to recent ECB and Bank of Greece data cited by Naftemporiki, Greek banks demonstrate stronger performance and financial health compared to the Eurozone average:High Profitability & Efficiency: Organic profitability reached 4.82% (vs. 2.77% Eurozone average). Operating efficiency is significantly higher, with a cost-to-income ratio of 36% compared to the European average of 55%.Strong Liquidity: The loan-to-deposit ratio stands at 65% to 72.5% (vs. ~100–102% across Europe), while the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) reaches 187.7%–189% (vs. 154% European average).Capital Adequacy & Assets: Return on Equity (RoE) is at 10.7%, CET1 ratio at 14.9%, and total capital ratio near 20%. Asset quality continues to improve, with Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) down to 3.4% and Stage 2 loans at 6.8% (below the Eurozone average).Market Access: Capital raising remains dynamic via Tier II, AT1, and senior bonds, along with an accelerated issue of green bonds (€1.2 billion) to support the green transition.Fonte notizia: Naftemporiki (ICE ATENE)

Fonte notizia: Naftemporiki