Greece's Eurobank Ergasias SA (EUROB) and National Bank of Greece SA's pledged restructuring measures may cut the 2.7 billion-euro ($3.4 billion) capital shortfall uncovered by European regulators to almost zero. By taking planned cost cuts and fund raisings in the so-called dynamic balance sheet into account, a capital gap of 1.76 billion euros at Eurobank, the country's third-biggest lender ...
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