The SEVSOCDIAL project focuses on three major social dialogue challenges.

Short-term rentals may result in significant losses of public revenue due to the way they are taxed.

Under the planned measure, the existing registered capital of €225.6 million will be set to zero.

The service is offered to individuals aged over 18 years.

Rental income amounted to € 5,9 million compared to € 4,4 million in the corresponding period last year, marking an increase of 34%.

Group performing loans grew organically by €2.5bn in 9M2022, of which 62% came from Greece and 38% from SEE business.

The HRADF is proceeding with the preparation of a new business plan aiming to be ready in a few months time and incorporating the needs developed the developments of the last months.

A total of 6,596 new loans were inked.

Recurring operating expenses continued their downward trend in 9M.22, -4% yoy, at €623mn.

Banks should step up their efforts to bring this ratio closer to the EU average.