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The fair value price target for National Bank of Greece has shifted slightly from €15.48 to €15.64, keeping it close to the current cluster of analyst targets. That small move lines up with recent research where bullish and bearish calls are grouped in a tight band around €15.30 to €16.10, underscoring how closely analysts are watching each new datapoint. Read on to see what is driving this debate and how you can track the evolving narrative around the stock.
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Deutsche Bank has taken a constructive stance, upgrading National Bank of Greece to Buy with a €15.30 target in January and later setting a €15.95 target, which keeps its view aligned with the upper end of the recent analyst range.
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JPMorgan has kept an Overweight rating while adjusting its targets between €15.70 and €16.10, signaling that, in its view, the bank’s execution and earnings profile support valuations around the mid teens.
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The cluster of targets from Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan around €15.30 to €16.10 points to a broad view that recent fundamentals are broadly consistent with the current fair value band.
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Goldman Sachs recently downgraded National Bank of Greece, highlighting reservations about the risk and reward trade off at current levels, even as some peers remain supportive.
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JPMorgan’s move from a €16.40 target to €15.70 signals that some prior optimism has been tempered, with the firm recalibrating its expectations for the bank’s outlook and execution risks.
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National Bank of Greece has scheduled a Board meeting for January 19, 2026 at 16:00 E. Europe Standard Time to consider announcements by the Chair of the Board of Directors and a proposal for the election of a new non executive Board member.
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A second Board meeting is planned for February 9, 2026 at 09:00 E. Europe Standard Time, with the agenda focused on further announcements by the Chair of the Board of Directors.
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Both meetings indicate upcoming Board level decisions and communications that investors may want to monitor for any updates on governance or oversight topics.