National Bank of Greece

National Bank of Greece (NBG) is Greece's first financial institution and one of the country's four dominant systemic banks. Founded in 1841, it operates as a universal credit institution offering comprehensive banking and financial services to retail customers, businesses, and institutional clients.

As a Significant Institution under European Banking Supervision, NBG is directly supervised by the European Central Bank. The bank serves the entire Greek market through an extensive network of 356 branches and 1,476 ATMs, while maintaining a presence in select international markets including Cyprus, North Macedonia, and the United Kingdom.