At 0.25%, with the date of commencement on October 1, 2025, the percentage of the Anti -Capital Capital Stock for Greece remains, as the Bank of Greece did not find it necessary to change itself as the evaluation of circular systemic risks for the second quarter of 2025 shows that these environmental environment shows.

The quarterly assessment of the intensity of circular systemic risks and the suitability of the percentage of anti -security capital security for Greece takes into account the standard difference of credit to GDP, the security guide and, in particular, additional indicators for the accumulation of cyclical risks.

The Security Stock Guide, as defined in the ESK/2014/1st recommendation of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB), is “zero”, as the standardized difference of credit to GDP remains negative from the third quarter of 2012 and, based on the last available data, the first available figures. at -30.8 percentage points.

In addition, the Bank of Greece is considering additional indicators for the creation and accumulation of circular systemic risks, which relate to credit developments, the loan burden of the private sector, the residential and professional real estate, the external imbalances, the banking sector and the banking sector and the markets.

The analysis of additional indicators highlights the beginning of the accumulation of circular systemic risks in individual sectors, such as funding non -financial enterprises, residential property prices and current account balances, but overall confirms the absence of absence.

In conclusion, circular systemic risks in Greece for the second quarter of 2025 remain limited and the risk environment appears neutral.

In this context, the Bank of Greece does not necessary to change the percentage of anti -security capital security for Greece, which remains at 0.25%. This percentage was set in October 2024, with the date of commencement on October 1, 2025.

It should be noted that the Bank of Greece has adopted the positive anti -security capital security reserve in a neutral risk environment in Greece, which is activated at an early stage of the economic and financial cycle, when circular systemic risks are neither subdued nor high.