Bank of Greece regulatory returns (Greece)
Banks operating in Greece send regulatory returns to the Bank of Greece, which supervises the less significant credit institutions directly through a systematic, risk-based supervisory review process.
What the returns cover
- Capital adequacy and own funds
- Liquidity
- Credit risk and asset quality
- Large exposures
- Leverage
- Recovery and resolution planning
- Governance and remuneration
- Supervisory review (SREP)
Banks file most returns in XBRL under the EU’s common COREP and FINREP reporting framework; the Bank of Greece’s reporting pages give the format for any other returns.
Where to find them
The full list of returns, with templates, instructions and filing details, is on the Bank of Greece’s site: Bank of Greece banking supervision.
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