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Graph-chart of Credit , at some cases by categories and subcategories, to domestic public and private sectors , including at cases some subsectors, by domestic Banks (more accurately by MFIs, i.e. Monetary Financial Institutions) in Greece since 1980; the cited data refer to outstanding amounts at end of period in millions of €, including, at some cases, securitized loans and securities.Furthermore I have included and provided on this and by the charts-graphs some detailed notes including the source, i.e. the Bank of Greece; these notes follow also below:
"Notes:
1. Source: Bank of Greece (BoG). See a. http://www.bankofgreece.gr/Pages/en/Statistics/monetary/financing.aspx , b. Data before Greece's entry into the Eurozone http://www.bankofgreece.gr/BogDocumentEn/Credit_to_domestic_non_MFI_residents_by_domestic_MFIs_excluding_BoG_98-00.xls , c. Data after Greece's entry into the Eurozone http://www.bankofgreece.gr/BogDocumentEn/Credit_to_domestic_non_MFI_residents_by_domestic_MFIs_excluding_BoG.xls and d. Historical data since 1980 http://www.bankofgreece.gr/BogDocumentEn/Loans_1980.xls .
2. Data, timeseries start at oldest-earliest point-data available at Bank of Greece's database (see links to files above) though some timeseries' late-start is also due to reclassification; see following notes below taken almost verbatim from BoG spreadsheet files.
3. As of 6/2010 loans to sole proprietors are no longer included in loans to corporations but as a separate subcategory of loans. Moreover loans to private non-profit institutions include loans to religious institutions.
4. Loans to public corporations that have been reclassified (in accordance with a decision by EL.STAT. in 11/2010) from the private to the public sector are included in credit to General Government as of 12/2009.
5. As of 6/2010 non traded corporate bonds are included in "loans" rather than "debt securities".
6. In 8/2011 domestic credit institutions registered a reduction in the value of their portfolio of Greek Government securities amounting to 4 billion € because of their participation in the securities exchange programme agreed by the EU Summit of 21/7/2011. In 1/2012 credit institutions registered a further reduction in the value of this pοrtfolio amounting to 5.8 billion €, in 3/2012 a reduction of 15.2 billion € and in 4/2012 a reduction of 4.1 billion €."

I Thanatos created this work entirely by myself using data from the Bank of Greece; see this page, also b. on data before Greece's entry into the Eurozone this, c. on data after Greece's entry into the Eurozone this and d. On historical data since 1980 this."

2013-04-29

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