Alpha Bank’s strong capital allocation framework and the evolution of its strategic partnership with UniCredit were discussed by Ιason Kepaptsoglou, Investor Relations Director of the Greek bank, at the 27th annual “Capital Link Invest in Greece Forum” in New York.
During a panel discussion on “Greek Banking Transformed: M&A, Growth & Global Investor Opportunities”, Kepaptsoglou outlined Alpha Bank’s approach to creating long-term value for shareholders, customers and the broader Greek and European financial ecosystem.
Three Pillars
He also described the three pillars of the bank’s capital allocation framework, which prioritize sustainable growth, shareholder returns, and strategic acquisitions.
Organic growth is a priority
“The bank’s capital allocation framework is based on three pillars, the first of which is organic growth and investments,” explained Kepaptsoglou. “We prioritize the use of our capital to drive organic growth, and this includes a significant emphasis on technology, innovation and expanding our capabilities to serve our clients more holistically.”
Kepaptsoglou emphasized that Alpha Bank is investing significantly in technology and the creation of new products, which not only increase revenue potential, but also allow the bank to better respond to the evolving needs of its clients.
“Today, the Greek banking system is experiencing a transformation. Partnerships are no longer just about financing. Clients now demand a broader range of services, including capital markets, advisory, transaction banking, as well as investment and custody services. At Alpha Bank we are evolving to meet these demands and the results speak for themselves,” he added.
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