CEO Klaus Regling said: "The funds transferred to Greece should help to create a healthy and functioning financial sector, which is a precondition for the recovery of the Greek real economy".
This amount was transferred via a cashless operation in two separate series: €3.6 billion in 11-year Floating Rating Notes (FRN) and €3.6 billion in 12-year FRN. Greece has now received a total of €48.2 billion in EFSF bonds out of the €50 billion committed for the recapitalisation of its banking sector.
The EFSF’s total commitment for financial assistance to Greece is €144.6 billion, out of which €127.2 billion has already been disbursed.
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