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The fair value price target for National Bank of Greece has been nudged from €14.91 to €15.19, keeping it close to the mid teen cluster that many analysts are using. That small move sits alongside a mix of upgrades, downgrades and target trims, with some firms pointing to levels like €15.30 or €15.70 while others see less headroom at current prices. As you read on, you will see how to follow this evolving narrative and what these shifting targets could mean for your own view on the stock.
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Deutsche Bank moved National Bank of Greece to a Buy rating in early January 2026 with a €15.30 target, which sits close to the current fair value estimate and keeps the stock in that mid teen range that many analysts are using.
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JPMorgan, while trimming its target to €15.70 from €16.40 on 25 February 2026, continues to rate the shares Overweight, signalling that it still sees the risk or reward profile as attractive at recent levels.
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Goldman Sachs downgraded National Bank of Greece in mid February 2026, which adds a more cautious voice to the recent research and highlights that not all firms are aligned on the outlook or valuation.
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The reduction in JPMorgan’s target from €16.40 to €15.70 shows that even supportive analysts are reassessing how much upside they see, which is worth keeping in mind if you are already baking in a more optimistic scenario.
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National Bank of Greece has scheduled a Board meeting for 19 January 2026 at 16:00 E. Europe Standard Time to review announcements from the Chair of the Board of Directors.
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The meeting agenda includes a proposal for the election of a new non executive Board member, which could slightly reshape the Board’s composition.
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Any decision on the new Board member may influence how oversight priorities are set and communicated to you as a shareholder or potential investor.
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Fair value adjusted from €14.91 to €15.19, remaining close to the mid teen price target cluster.
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Revenue growth moved from 5.59% to 5.55% in the medium-term assumption.
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Net profit margin changed from 43.13% to 43.06% in the model.
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Future P/E updated from 13.42x to 13.71x on expected earnings.
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Discount rate kept effectively unchanged at about 10.43% with only a small technical adjustment.