Greece Explores New Avenues for Selling Stake in National Bank through Additional Banks

Greece continues its active efforts to sell its stake in the National Bank, this time involving a greater number of banks in the process. Previously, the government announced its intention to sell 10% of its shares in this key financial institution, which plays an important role in the country's economy. The involvement of new participating banks is aimed at ensuring greater liquidity and gaining better sale conditions.

This move is expected to bring additional funding to the country's budget, which has faced various financial difficulties in recent years. The government is also looking to attract interest from foreign investors, which could help increase the bank's capitalization and stabilize the financial market in Greece.

According to sources, among the banks invited to participate in the deal are both local and international players, creating a competitive environment in the sales process. This is part of Greece's efforts to improve the investment climate, which has been undermined by the economic crisis and various restructuring procedures.

The additional involvement of banks in this deal may lead to improved financing conditions and final pricing for the shares, which, in turn, will have a positive impact on the entire financial system of the country. A final decision on the deal is expected to be made in the coming months.

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