Eurobank EFG Securities enhances its human resources with five new qualified executives with long experience in stock markets.

The new executives are:

Mr. Pietro Corpi, from Euroxx Securities
Mr. George Lazaris, from Investment Bank of GreeceMr. Charalambos Floratos, from National-P&K Securities Mr. Nick Koskoletos, from National-P&K Securities
Mr. Anastasios Dimopoulos, Investment Advisor

The inclusion of the new executives aims to strengthen the company’s already significant position in the servicing of retail and private banking clients in the Greek and international markets, as well as the markets of South East Europe where Eurobank EFG Group is established.

Eurobank EFG Securities is the largest securities company in customer service, with more than 40,000 active retail and private banking clients and 170,000 stock market codes, while it also offers clients access to real time equities and derivatives trading, in 30 international exchanges.

From the beginning of 2010 the company shall introduce the upgraded IT platform “EUROBANKTRADER”. This innovative service will give the company’s customers the option to directly execute stock transactions over the Internet, even in foreign exchanges, in real time, 24 hours a day. This service is already available to over 3,000 active clients, for transactions in the Greek Stock Exchange.

The new platform will be fed in real time with information on foreign stock exchanges and stocks and provide research. It is particularly user friendly and is expected to further strengthen the leadership of Eurobank EFG Securities in the market. The platform will also become available to clients of the equity brokerage subsidiaries of the Eurobank EFG Group in the countries of South East Europe in the near future.

Eurobank EFG Securities, which has the largest network in Greece, has set as key priority the provision of superior quality services to its clients, on a par with those of the largest brokerage firms in the world. Its aim is to steadily expand its market share, which currently stands at 15.4% of the Greek stock exchange market, ranking first.