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EGFEF News and Press, Eurobank Ergasias SA From 04/24/18

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Company Name: Eurobank Ergasias SA
Stock Symbol: EGFEF
Market: OTC

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EGFEF - Greek Banks Are Still Not Investable

I have had many requests over the past several months for an update on Greek banks. But, before I continue, let me say something about the current state of Greece and why you might also want to avoid buying into the Global X MSCI Greece ETF (GREK). Contrary to many analysts who have slight...

EGFEF - Greek Banks: Which One Do You Pick For 2018?

Greek Banks: Which one do you pick for 2018? To keep the tradition going, I will compare the Greek banks (National Bank of Greece S.A. ( NBGIF ), Piraeus Bank SA ADR ( BPIRY ) (BPIRF), Alpha Bank S.A. ADR ( ALBKY ) (ALBKF) (ALBQY), Eurobank Ergasias SA ADR ( EGFEY ) (EGFEY)) once again based...

EGFEF - Eurobank: While Trading At 0.27x TBV, The Recovery Continues

For 2017 Eurobank ( EGFEY ) reported € 104 million profit for the year, significantly down (-56%) from the € 235 million profit in 2016. This mainly came from lower revenue (from ' other income ' ) and higher costs (restructuring & taxes). The encouraging data points ...

EGFEF - EFG Eurobank Ergasias ADR 2017 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Slides

The following slide deck was published by EFG Eurobank Ergasias ADR in conjunction with their 2017 Q4 earnings Read more ...

EGFEF - The 3 Reasons Why You Should Consider Colombian Banks

Until now, most of you got to know me for following banks trading way below tangible book value. Banks are my circle-of-competence and my investments in Eurobank ( EGFEF ) and Bank of Cyprus ( OTCPK:BKCYF ) are typical value plays. But that’s not the only way you reap good returns f...

EGFEF - Outrageous Top Pick For 2018: Greek Banks

Investing in Greek assets has been a rather poor proposition over the last 10 years as the Greek crisis consumed shareholder capital and banks raised new equity at a large discount, thereby heavily diluting existing shareholders. As a results losses of over 95% since 2007 are the norm. ...

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