Moody’s Flags Four Risks for Greek Banks as New Bad Loans Rise - Cyprus Inform

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Moody's says renewed bad-loan growth, capital quality, cyber threats and geopolitical uncertainty could test Greek banks, though it considers the risks manageable for the six lenders it covers. Athens, Greece. Moody’s has singled out four risks that may test Greek banks in the coming months: a fresh rise in problem loans, concerns over capital quality, cyber threats and geopolitical uncertainty. The agency says these factors could weaken what is otherwise a solid financial position. The analysis was prompted by the latest Financial Stability Report from the Bank of Greece. Moody’s said the risks remain manageable for the six Greek banks it covers, which represent about 93 per cent of the country’s banking system.