Greek banks have completed their routine check-up by Goldman Sachs without any surprises, indicating stability and confidence in the financial sector. Analysts from Goldman Sachs, together with long-term investors, met with the investment relations teams of Greece's four systemic banks and CFOs from Eurobank, National Bank, and Alpha Bank, as well as the management of the Bank of Cyprus. This engagement reflects the growing interest and ongoing relationship between foreign investors and the Greek banking sector.

During the meetings, the Greek banks highlighted positive macroeconomic indicators, such as increased private consumption and investments. These factors are contributing to a higher demand for corporate loans while maintaining a relatively low risk exposure. Despite a decline in revenue from interest and fees, the key financial metrics presented by the banks for 2025 demonstrate strong capital creation levels, supporting increased payments to shareholders and suggesting a robust banking environment going forward.

The banks are also advancing their development plans with a primary focus on strengthening their capital bases and expanding loan offerings. This proactive approach is designed to capitalize on favorable market conditions to further stimulate economic growth and enhance shareholder trust in the Greek banking system, emphasizing a strategic outlook amid challenges posed by the broader economic landscape.