Major Banks in Greece

Founded in 1916, today Piraeus Bank leads a group of companies covering all operations and activities of the financial sector in Greece (universal bank). Piraeus Bank has special expertise in the field of medium-sized enterprises, consumer mortgages and other retail banking products and services in investment banking, capital markets and leasing market. Read more »

Eurobank EFG is a European banking organization with total assets amounting to € 73,6 billion, offering banking services in eight countries. It is the second largest bank in Greece, one of the leading banks in Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia, providing Wealth Management services in Cyprus, Luxembourg and London and has offices in Ukraine.  Read more »

NBG was founded in 1841 and was the first bank of the modern Greek state, with the decisive contribution to the economic life of 170 years of history. The bank’s shares are listed on the Athens Stock Exchange since 1880. Read more »

Founded in 1879, Alpha Bank is one of the largest banks in the country. With a network of over 900 branches, it actively involved in the international banking market, with a presence in Cyprus, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Ukraine, Albania, Macedonia and the United Kingdom.  Read more »

Citi was established in the country in 1964 primarily to serve the needs of the Maritime and Corporate Sector. In the 80s it began to expand into retail banking market. Read more »

The Greek subsidiary of the HSBC Bank plc operates since 1981. Bringing international experience to the specific requirements of the local market, the bank provides banking and investment services to individuals and to corporate and institutional clients.  Read more »