Bank of Cyprus

A significant meeting is on the agenda for the Greek economy, banks, the Stock Exchange, and major listed companies with the world’s 100 most powerful funds, managing assets worth approximately $30 trillion.

Hello, I found last night’s interview of K.M. on Alpha (with Sroiter) quite interesting in several aspects, and I’ll highlight some points that represent certain changes. First of all, regarding his stance on the Samaras-Karamanlis duo, who have been systematically attacking him for the past few months without any apparent reason.

Eurobank has made significant strides in its investment in the Cypriot banking sector, particularly with its ongoing acquisition of Hellenic Bank. That business move may prove not be the last one by the Greek lender in Cyprus.

The liquidator of the former Laiki Bank, Avgoustinos Papathomas, has achieved a key milestone in efforts to compensate creditors, particularly depositors who lost money during the bank's 2013 collapse.

The fund, Wellington Management Group, has acquired around 21 million shares in the Bank of Cyprus.

This is a 4.75% stake in the bank, as the fund participated in the recent placement for 4.8% of the share capital, where the liquidator of Laiki Bank made available a package of 21.5 million shares in total.

Greetings, so the analyses are flowing not just nationwide, but globally, regarding Trump’s overwhelming victory. In Europe, there was such a commotion that Scholz almost fell by himself just by hearing the news from across the Atlantic. Now, at the top of the rhetoric about the causes of Kamala’s loss, there are several issues, mainly the excessive promotion of the Democrats’ woke agenda.

Returning to positive territory for the Greek stock market, after yesterday’s “brake” on the 5-day rise that preceded it. Traders are “weighing” the Q3 and 9-month financial performance of systemic banks, as well as subsequent management statements on upgraded annual guidance, increased dividends and faster deferred tax (DTC) amortization.

With its biggest competitors struggling to find their stride in recent years, as shown by yesterday’s announcement of the resignation of DELTA’s CEO and the losses reported by FAGE for the Greek market, Hellenic Dairies of the Sarantis brothers continues its growth course unabated while “egging” its profits.

Greetings, so what Mitsotakis is doing now with Nikos Pappas is wrong because Nikos is no longer with Kasselakis, who isn’t even the leader of SYRIZA anymore (the one who appointed him as the party’s representative in Parliament). And he won’t become one again because, quite simply, today it will be decided by the Priesthood (as the lyricist says) that he can’t be a candidate.

The Greek stock market continued to be “trapped” in a selling mood for the fourth consecutive day, with shares retreating significantly from the 1,420-point level and losing the support of 1,415 points. The share placements and capital increases by listed companies seem to be weighing on the market, at least in the short term.