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This project finances an equity investment in National Bank of Greece S.A. to support their recapitalization by participating in a share offering in accordance with the Recapitalization Framework.
National Bank of Greece S.A. (NBG) is listed on the Athens Stock Exchange and prior to the share offering was 57% owned by the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund, 35% by international investors and 8% by domestic investors. Founded in 1841, NBG is the oldest and the third largest bank in Greece with the market shares of approximately 25% in household lending and 25% in deposits. The Bank serves more than 6 million of retail and 8,700 corporate clients through the network of more than 500 branches, 1,400 ATMs and 55,000 points of sale. NBG has considerable presence in other SEE countries, including Bulgaria, F.Y.R.O.M., Albania, Serbia, Romania and Cyprus. The Bank also operates in Turkey via the 99.8%-owned subsidiary Finansbank A.S. As of September 30, 2015, NBG had total assets of EUR110.9 billion, total customer deposits of EUR55.8 billion and total net loans of EUR63.9 billion. The Bank’s Common Equity Tier I ratio as of the same date was 9.6%.
Founded in 1841, NBG is the oldest and the third largest bank in Greece with the market shares of approximately 25% in household lending and 25% in deposits. The Bank serves more than 6 million of retail and 8,700 corporate clients through the network of more than 500 branches, 1,400 ATMs and 55,000 points of sale. NBG has considerable presence in other SEE countries, including Bulgaria, F.Y.R.O.M., Albania, Serbia, Romania and Cyprus. The Bank also operates in Turkey via the 99.8%-owned subsidiary Finansbank A.S.
As of September 30, 2015, NBG had total assets of EUR110.9 billion, total customer deposits of EUR55.8 billion and total net loans of EUR63.9 billion. The Bank’s Common Equity Tier I ratio as of the same date was 9.6%.
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