SSRN Electronic Journal · 2001 · 62 citations · 39 references
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Greek banking is undergoing rapid transformation driven by national, European, and international forces, with deregulation, EU integration, and the privatization of public banks intensifying competition. The paper analyzes the Greek banking system’s current state, past performance, and future prospects, focusing on strengthening prudential supervision and managing restructuring to create a more efficient, competitive system.
In this Paper we analyse the current state, past performance, and future prospects of the Greek banking system. Greek banking is in a period of rapid transformation, reflecting the impact of national, European and international forces. Deregulation and European integration are already intensifying competition. The most revolutionary transformation will follow from the privatization of Greeces public banks. We focus on two challenges for policy makers: the need to strengthen prudential supervision, and the need to manage the process of restructuring so as to deliver a more efficient, competitive banking system.
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