Credia Bank reported a net profit of €23 million for the first half of 2026, driven by a significant acceleration in lending activity.
The bank’s net credit expansion surged 55% year-on-year to €841 million, reflecting strong demand for loans across its portfolio.
Deutsche Bank is expected to report a second-quarter pre-tax profit of approximately €2 billion, while UniCredit recently posted a record net profit of €6.
New disbursements totaled €2 billion during the period, highlighting the lender’s aggressive growth strategy in the Greek market.
The results align with a broader trend of earnings momentum among European banks.
Deutsche Bank is expected to report a second-quarter pre-tax profit of approximately €2 billion, while UniCredit recently posted a record net profit of €6.3 billion for the first half of the year.
These figures suggest that major lenders are benefiting from improved net interest margins and robust loan demand.