Cyprus banking official: Three major Cypriot banks agree to participate in Greek debt

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NICOSIA, Cyprus , A Cyprus banking official says the island's three biggest banks are signing up to Greece's debt swap deal.


Cypriot banks hold €4.7 billion ($6.17 billion) in Greek government bonds, and almost the entire amount is held by the biggest three: Marfin Popular Bank, Hellenic Bank and Bank of Cyprus.


The Cyprus banking official said the three would issue a statement later Wednesday, and spoke on condition of anonymity pending the announcement. Earlier, the banking group leading the debt relief talks included Marfin in a list of investors who have agreed to participate.


The debt swap will see investors lose some 75 percent of the total value of their bonds.


A successful debt relief deal is key to Greece receiving a €130 billion bailout and avoid bankruptcy.


Investors have until Thursday night to sign up to the deal.

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€130 billion omg that is big amount .. It is big relief.Definitely it will release some pressure from greece
 
Years after OP, it all went downhill for Greece. The condition now is just terrible as we see in the news.
 
Why has this old thread been opened. There are Bank of Cyprus, Hellenic Bank, Piraeus Bank, USB Bank and 2 more banks in Cyprus and thats it
 
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