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Theodorikakos: Transparency and consumer protection measures in banking loans legislation

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The Greek Minister of Development, Takis Theodorikakos, announced new measures aimed at enhancing transparency and protecting consumers in banking loan transactions.
The proposed legislation is set to be voted on Wednesday, July 6, 2026.
These measures will apply to contracts signed from November 2026 onward.
The initiative seeks to address and put an end to "fine print" practices in loan agreements.
The changes are part of the Ministry's ongoing efforts to safeguard citizens against abusive banking practices.

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Greek Minister of Development, Takis Theodorikakos, announced a new legislative initiative aimed at enhancing transparency and protecting citizens in banking loan transactions. During an interview with Real FM, he outlined the key components of the proposed consumer credit law, emphasizing the need to eliminate exploitative banking practices and bring an end to problematic fine print in loan agreements.

The proposal is set to be voted on Wednesday and will apply to contracts signed from November 2026 onwards. The measures are part of broader efforts by the government to address issues related to consumer protection in the banking sector. Theodorikakos highlighted that these interventions are intended to safeguard citizens as they navigate loan agreements, ensuring they are fully informed of their rights and obligations.

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