Relaxation of capital requirements for Greek banks is visible

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Greek banks are showing signs of potential relaxation in capital requirements.
These banks maintain a capital buffer that is at least 50 basis points higher than the European average as part of the second pillar.
The relaxation aims to free up capital for various purposes.
Details about the exact amounts of capital that will be released have not yet been disclosed.
This move is expected to impact the banking sector positively by enhancing liquidity.

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Ορατή η χαλάρωση των κεφαλαιακών απαιτήσεων για τις ελληνικές τράπεζεςProto Thema · 7 days ago

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Greek banks are showing signs of potential relaxation in capital requirements.
These banks maintain a capital buffer that is at least 50 basis points higher than the European average as part of the second pillar.
The relaxation aims to free up capital for various purposes.
Details about the exact amounts of capital that will be released have not yet been disclosed.
This move is expected to impact the banking sector positively by enhancing liquidity.

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