Economy · Greece

Greece's bad loan legacy affects 1.5 million individuals' access to bank credit

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Greece continues to face significant challenges in its financial system, particularly due to a legacy of bad loans.
Approximately 1.5 million individuals are unable to access bank credit as a result of this ongoing issue.
The financial crisis that began in 2009 has had a lasting impact on borrowers, many of whom, like a jewellery shop owner in Athens, found themselves in precarious situations.
Loans often changed hands among banks, complicating repayment for many borrowers.
The economic landscape remains strained as Greece works to address these financial barriers for its citizens.

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Greece continues to face significant challenges in its financial system, particularly due to a legacy of bad loans.
Approximately 1.5 million individuals are unable to access bank credit as a result of this ongoing issue.
The financial crisis that began in 2009 has had a lasting impact on borrowers, many of whom, like a jewellery shop owner in Athens, found themselves in precarious situations.
Loans often changed hands among banks, complicating repayment for many borrowers.
The economic landscape remains strained as Greece works to address these financial barriers for its citizens.

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