Fines, Pensions and ATM Caps: A Guide to Greek Capital Controls

Capital Controls: How Greeks Are Affected

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The Greek government issued a decree in the early hours of Monday requiring banks to shut through July 6, citing an “urgent and unforeseen” need to protect the financial system.

Here’s the list of transactions that can still be processed by banks in Greece, including branches of foreign lenders, according to the decree published on the government gazette’s website: