Eurobank completes Eurolife Life acquisition

Eurobank reported a €1.16bn net profit for the first nine months of 2026, with its Cyprus operations contributing €367m. The bank's international revenue reached €1.23bn, with Cyprus being the largest contributor. Operating expenses and impairment losses were also detailed. The group's balance sheet expanded, and an interim dividend was declared. Eurobank also provided macroeconomic assumptions for Cyprus, projecting GDP growth and other key indicators.

Eurobank reported a 14.3% year-over-year increase in adjusted net profit to €1,209 million for the first nine months of 2026. The bank raised its full-year net interest income growth guidance to 9% from 7%. Shares rose 3.05% to $2.03. Key drivers include margin expansion, loan growth, and improving asset quality in Greece, Cyprus, and Bulgaria. The acquisition of Eurolife Life Insurance is expected to boost fee income.

EUROBANK S.A. reported 9-month net profit of €1.16B, up 12.4% YoY, with net interest income of €2.06B and fees of €630M. Organic loan growth was €3.8B, and insurance growth was led by Eurolife. The company declared an interim dividend of €0.0599 per share, payable on Nov 26.

EUROBANK S.A. reported a 9-month net profit of €1.16B, up 12.4% YoY. Net interest income rose 8.7% to €2.06B, and fees increased 13% to €630M. Loans grew 10.5% to €3.8B. The NPE ratio improved to 2.4%, and an interim dividend of €0.0599 per share will be paid on November 26, according to Reuters.

Morgan Stanley reiterated its positive outlook on Greek banks, with Alpha Bank and Eurobank as top picks. It expects Q3 results to meet market expectations, with net interest income slightly above forecasts. For 2027-2028, it forecasts higher net interest income, potentially leading to upward EPS revisions. Price targets: Alpha Bank €5.50 (28.9% upside), Eurobank €5.40 (21.6% upside).

Moody's confirmed Eurobank's Baa1 deposit and senior unsecured debt ratings, raising the outlook on deposits to positive. The bank's strong profitability, asset quality, and capital position support its credit profile, though Greece's Baa3 sovereign rating remains a constraint. Eurobank reported a 16.6% return on tangible equity in H1 2026, with €738M in net profit.