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Greek banks faced with mounting mortgage delinquencies are following the advice of 5th-century BC playwright Euripides: Time heals.
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Spain may need to impose losses on bondholders before it would be able to receive a “sizable” bailout from international peers, Petros Christodoulou, former head of Greece’s debt office, said in a BBC Radio 5 interview.
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National Bank of Greece SA’s board of directors appointed Alexandros Tourkolias as chief executive officer of the country’s biggest lender after Apostolos Tamvakakis submitted his resignation today.
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Greece may have to wait at least another five years before it can sell bonds to investors, according to financial institutions that trade debt with European governments.
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Greece will begin talks in the next two to three weeks on the terms of a voluntary debt swap, Petros Christodoulou, the head of the country’s public debt management office, told reporters in Athens today.
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Two months after forcing through the biggest-ever sovereign bond restructuring, Greece once again faces the prospect of becoming the first developed nation to default on its debt.
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Greece has no plans to publish details of anticipated participation in its debt-swap program this week or next, said Petros Christodoulou, head of the country’s debt management office.
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Greece, which hasn’t had a government for more than a week and whose 10-year debt yields more than 27 percent, decides today whether to pay 436 million euros ($562 million) to bondholders who shunned last month’s debt swap.
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Greece paid the interest due today on 20 billion yen ($250 million) of international bonds in yen, according to Petros Christodoulou, the head of the Greek Debt Management Agency in Athens.
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A holder of Greek bonds that weren’t settled in the biggest-ever debt restructuring said he’ll demand immediate payment unless the government posts collateral against his investment.
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