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Quote from Daal:

They could perhaps default on their domestic spending(Salaries, payments) but not on their debt and interest payments
I believe even the US did this type of default back in the 90's for like 2 days

One does not simply suggest a default on salaries and pensions .

Seriously , imagine the chaos in the 2 days of default.

Or they could introduce another type of “money” for daily transactions but then its bye bye Euro (some believe not just for Greece)
 
Quote from FrankSlaughtery:

how many times have we seen this play out where greece is about to blow up and the ecb rides in over the nearest hill w/ a bailout b/c the alternative is too much to handle? the same thing will happen again. the ecb and the rest of europe (the world really) are in for a penny so they're in for a pound.

Relevant (????) http://www.storyarts.org/library/aesops/stories/boy.html
(Boy that cried Wolf)
 
Quote from Newex:

One does not simply suggest a default on salaries and pensions .

Seriously , imagine the chaos in the 2 days of default.

Or they could introduce another type of “money” for daily transactions but then its bye bye Euro (some believe not just for Greece)

my idea, and probably not originated by me, is southern peso for the latin countries of europe.

u wake 1 day and u have a northern euro + a southern euro + that bs country france.
 
Quote from m22au:

Some different dates suggested by Kathimerini:

"EU keeps Greece waiting for loan
Tranche will not be approved at Monday’s Eurogroup but likely end of the month, officials say"

http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/_w_articles_wsite1_1_08/11/2012_469182

"Greece is hoping that a meeting of eurozone finance ministers on (Monday) November 19, or talks between European Union leaders three days later, will lead to officials agreeing to disburse the next bailout tranche of 31.5 billion euros.


This newer Kathimerini article is now suggesting it could be a little longer than that:

"Coalition plays down loan delay"
http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/_w_articles_wsite1_1_09/11/2012_469390

"Greece hopes that it will have a positive verdict on its loan tranche before the end of the month. A new Eurogroup meeting in December could give the green light for two further installments, of 5 and 7 billion, to be released."
 
A minor step forward in the whole process:

"Greek coalition wins budget vote comfortably, waits for loan tranche"

http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/_w_articles_wsite1_1_12/11/2012_469548

"Greece’s government sailed through a vote on the 2013 national budget shortly after midnight on Sunday,"

but

"In comments published by a German newspaper on Sunday, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said the troika of international lenders to Athens was unlikely to deliver a full report in time for Monday's euro zone finance ministers meeting.

"European leaders have been waiting for the report by officials from the three institutions - the IMF, EU and the European Central Bank - before agreeing to extend more loans.

"At the moment it does not look as if we will have a finished, complete troika report on Monday, especially given that the Greek parliament is only agreeing the budget on Sunday,» Schaeuble said ahead of the Eurogroup ministers' talks."
 
"Greece's NBG shareholders approve Eurobank offer"

www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/23/nbg-eurobank-idUSL5E8MNB5G20121123

"NBG made a share-swap offer in early October to buy all of Eurobank, offering 58 new shares for every 100 Eurobank shares."

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http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/ETE:GA
956.09 million shares * 1.7300 EUR = 1.654 billion EUR market cap

Capital requirement is at least 7.43 billion EUR
source: Q1 2012 financial report

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http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/eurob:GA
552.95 million shares * 0.9150 EUR = 506 million EUR market cap

EUROB has a 3.97 billion EUR capital hole that needs filling.
 
NBG issued two press releases on Friday 23 November, following shareholder approval of the EUROB takeover.

They are available on the NBG web site, but have not yet been uploaded here:

http://www.ase.gr/content/en/Compan...sp?Cid=57&coname=NATIONAL+BANK+OF+GREECE+S.A.

Regarding the timing of the takeover:

"The voluntary tender offer should be completed in the first weeks of 2013, whereupon the legal aspects of the integration process will be set in motion."

Looking at the January calendar, this suggests the merger should be complete by Friday 18 January, the third Friday of 2013.

It seems then that the EUROB capital raising will be part of the NBG capital raising.

The number of new NBG shares will be about 320.7 million (552.95 * 0.58) which will bring the new NBG share count to about 1.277 billion shares (956.09 million + 320.7 million).
 
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