At present, Greece’s banks running out of money, because every day customers are trying to withdraw several hundred million euros, writes The Financial Times.
The volume of withdrawn funds is 300-500 million euro a day, and in December 2014, about 20 billion euros were removed from the banks, which is 10 percent of the total size of the Greek banks’ deposit portfolio.
Most experts believe that the European regulator does not deprive Athens of the access to the ELA program, which is the latest source of financial support for the banking sector of Greece.
In February this year, the ECB stopped taking country’s government bonds as collateral for credit loans to banks in Greece.
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