Greek Bank Aid Will Be Mostly in Common Shares, Imerisia Reports
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Seventy percent of a government recapitalization of Greek banks will take the form of common shares carrying no voting rights for three to five years, Imerisia reported, without citing anyone.
The remaining 30 percent of government aid will comprise common shares with voting rights, preferred shares and convertible securities, the Athens-based newspaper said.