ECB to fund Greek banks as long as they stay solvent


ATHENS: The European Central Bank will continue to fund Greek banks as long as they stay solvent and have enough collateral, executive board member Benoit Coeure told a newspaper yesterday, dismissing talk that Athens might ditch the euro.

Worries over the standoff between the leftist-led government in Athens and its creditors – the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund – over reforms needed to unlock bailout funds has sparked uncertainty and deposit flight from Greek banks.

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