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Banking in Greece is an industry that has an average leverage ratio (assets/networth) 16 to 1, and short-term liabilities equal to 35% of the Greek GDP or 38% of the Greek national debt, as of 11 October 2008.^[1]

Central Bank Bank of Greece Major Commercial Banks

EFG Eurobank Ergasias

National Bank of Greece

Bank Saderat Iran (Athens Branch website])

Ziraat Bank (2 branches, one in Athens and one in Komotini)

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