The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders approved the distribution of dividends amounting to €342 million in total.
Eurobank acquired shares and agreed to acquire an additional 24.7% stake in Hellenic Bank through a mandatory public offer. The total stake reached 93.47%.
The first systemic bank from which the HFSF fully divested
The subsidiary in Serbia was sold to AIK Banka.
The acquisition of BNP Paribas Personal Finance Bulgaria by Postbank was concluded.
The 2023 European Extreme Event Simulation Exercise was conducted. Eurobank ranked 12th out of 70 banks in capital reduction over a 3-year period, based on the FL CET1 Ratio.
Eurobank agreed to acquire an additional 26.1% stake in Hellenic Bank, increasing its stake to 55.3%.
Eurobank became the first systemic bank from which the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) fully divested.
Eurobank became the first bank in Greece to establish the Hybrid Work Model.
The merger of the payment processing and transaction clearing division was completed, resulting in the establishment of Cardlink Payment Institution SA (Cardlink One), with 80% of its shares being transferred to Worldline. Eurobank retained 20% of the shares.
Eurobank agreed to acquire an additional 16.6% stake in Hellenic Bank, increasing its stake to 29.2%.
Presentation of Eurobank’s transformation programme 2030 and launch of its new brand identity, signalling a new era
Agreement between Eurobank Holdings and the doValue Group for a) the sale of 95% of the mezzanine and junior securitisation notes in the context of the securitisation of mixed pool of NPEs (Mexico transaction), and b) the servicing of the portfolio by the doValue Group.
The sale of 95% of the mezzanine and junior securitisation notes in the context of the Mexico transaction was completed.
2 synthetic securitisations for a total €1.7 billion portfolio of performing SME and large corporate loans (Project Wave I and II) were completed.
The merger of Eurobank’s Serbian subsidiary, Eurobank a.d. Beograd, with Direktna Banka a.d. Kragujevac was completed.
Eurobank Ergasias SA was renamed Eurobank Ergasias Services and Holdings SA (Eurobank Holdings). A new corporate entity with a banking license was established: Eurobank SA, a fully owned subsidiary of Eurobank Holdings.
Mezzanine and junior notes from the Cairo securitisation were contributed to Cairo Mezz Plc, a 100% subsidiary of Eurobank Holdings.
The Cairo Mezz Plc shares were distributed to the shareholders of Eurobank Holdings.
The Europe and Cairo projects with the doValue group were completed.
The merger by absorption of Grivalia was completed.
The acquisition of Piraeus Bank Bulgaria was concluded.
The sale of mezzanine and junior notes from the securitisation of a non-performing mortgage loan portfolio (project Pillar) was concluded.
Α binding agreement was signed with doValue for the sale of part of the mezzanine and junior notes from the securitisation of a mixed non-performing loan portfolio (project Cairo) and 80% of Eurobank FPS’ share capital (project Europe).
Eurobank Ergasias SA launched a share capital increase by €2,038,920,000 in November, exclusively through private sector funds. 97.62% of the Eurobank Ergasias SA shares were held by institutional and private investors.
A share capital increase by €2,864 million was completed successfully. 64.60% of the Eurobank Ergasias SA ordinary shares were held by institutional and private investors.
Eurobank operationally merged with the New TT Hellenic Postbank SA in May, following the integration of the former T Bank SA systems. With a deep sense of respect for the customers and the history of the Greek Postal Savings Bank, Eurobank decided to keep the branch network distinct, under the brand name “New TT Branch Network”.
EFG Eurobank SA merged by absorption with Telesis Investment Bank.
It acquired a 50% stake in Alico/CEH Balkan Holdings.
It acquired an additional block of shares (17%) in Bancpost Romania. It increased its stake in the share capital of Bancpost to 36.25%, with the option of a further increase to 45%.