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Throughthe 1990s and early part of the 21st centrury, the Greek banking sector witnessed fundamental change because of its preparations for the entry into the Eurozone, with deregulation, technological improvements, mergers, preparations for the Euro, and high growth and profits. More recently, Greek banks have found themselvesat the heart of the financial crisis andin headlines around the globe.
From a period of growth and considerably high levels of profitability, Greek banks found themselves battling with thetrimming ofGreek bonds, a considerable decrease in demand in the local market, and a sharp increase in non-performing loans. What are the characteristics of the Greek banking system? Is it able to survive the crisis? What lies ahead?
This book answers these questions by providing a discussion of the Greek banking system from the mid-1990s up to the end of 2011. It covers topics including profitability, bank risk, corporate governance, structure, and the macroeconomic, institutional and regulatory environment of the Greek banking sector.

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