Total Greek banks’ exposure to Greek sovereigns: 3%

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“Not counting loans, but securities, government bonds, it is just about 3 percent of their total assets,” Constancio said of Greek bank’s exposure to Greek debt, as a result of  a restructuring of Greek privately-held debt in 2012 which was called Private Sector Involvement, or PSI.

 

A much lower number than Italy (around 10 percent), Spain (9%) and Portugal (7%).

 

 

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