National Bank of Greece stock quoted at EUR 16.01 late on October 29
Published on 10/30/2026 at 02:09 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSQuote and investor context
- The late Lang & Schwarz indication was available in euros with a dated Berlin-time stamp.
- Recent coverage lists a ten-year Allianz bancassurance agreement and scheduled results in early November.
National Bank of Greece stock was quoted at EUR 16.01 by Lang & Schwarz on October 29, 2026, at 23:00:03 Berlin time. The indication was EUR 0.01, or 0.06 percent, below the venue's stated previous close of EUR 16.02.
Late quote offers a dated reference
The quote provides a current reference for the bank's shares after the European trading day. It is a Lang & Schwarz market indication in euros, with a bid of EUR 15.98 and an ask of EUR 16.05. The figures describe the quote available at the recorded time and should not be read as a statement about the company's operating performance.
Recent banking developments remain relevant
Recent coverage on the National Bank of Greece topic page reports that the lender signed a ten-year bancassurance agreement with Allianz. That coverage also says the arrangement is intended to support a 4 percent lift in earnings per share and lists November 5, 2026, as the date for the next results.
For investors, the upcoming results may provide a further reference point for assessing earnings trends and the contribution expected from the bancassurance partnership. The late quote itself shows only a small difference from the stated previous L&S close and does not establish a causal link to any particular company announcement.
National Bank of Greece stock facts
- ISIN: GRS003003035
- Quote venue: Lang & Schwarz
- Quoted price: EUR 16.01
- Quote date and time: October 29, 2026, 23:00:03 Berlin time
- Bid / ask: EUR 15.98 / EUR 16.05
- Change versus stated previous close: EUR -0.01, or -0.06 percent
Investors can follow the real-time quote of National Bank of Greece stock for the latest available indication.
For broader euro-area market context, see the Euro Stoxx 50 market topic.
