FT: Greek-Turkish Bank on the Agenda

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Monday, 05 December 2005

The top British economic newspaper, the Financial Times, has written that the establishment of a private bank with Greek-Turkish cooperation is on the agenda. The Aegean Business Bank will be opened in 2006 with main capital worth 60-100 million euros, the Financial Times announced. {mosgoogle right}Mutual trade and investments will increase through this bank, the report noted, and confirmed that it will provide resources for dual projects of Greek and Turkish good and service exporters. The number of shareholders will surpass 60,000 consisting of members of Turkish and Greek chambers of commerce.

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