Price targets for National Bank of Greece have shifted higher in recent research, with Fair Value updated to about €18.37 from about €17.88, and individual Street targets now clustering between €17.60 and €20.70. Recent moves from firms such as JPMorgan, which lifted its target to €20.70 alongside other updates in late 2025 and 2026, show how bullish and more cautious analysts are repositioning around the stock. As you read on, you will see how to interpret these changes and track the evolving narrative around National Bank of Greece.
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What Wall Street Has Been Saying
🐂 Bullish Takeaways
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Recent price target moves for National Bank of Greece are concentrated in a relatively tight band between €17.60 and €20.70, which signals that several firms see room for value creation from current levels based on their models.
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JPMorgan, through analyst Mehmet Sevim, lifted its target from €16 to €20.70 and kept an Overweight rating. That points to confidence in the bank's execution and in its ability to support a higher valuation over time.
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Deutsche Bank raised its target from €17.10 to €18.55 while maintaining a Buy rating, which suggests the firm sees the current setup as attractive enough to justify a positive stance on the stock.
🐻 Bearish Takeaways
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Morgan Stanley moved its target from €17.20 to €17.60 and later to €19.30 but has kept an Equal Weight rating. This points to a more balanced view on National Bank of Greece, where potential upside is seen as more in line with risks.
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The mix of Overweight, Buy and Equal Weight ratings shows that not all analysts see a clear margin of safety at current prices, so investors may want to pay close attention to execution and capital allocation in future updates.
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How This Changes the Fair Value For National Bank of Greece
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Fair Value is updated to about €18.37 from about €17.88.
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Revenue Growth is set at about 7.17% compared with about 7.09%.
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The Net Profit Margin assumption is about 43.99% versus about 43.92%.
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The Future P/E is now about 14.48x versus about 14.15x.
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The Discount Rate is now about 10.07% compared with about 10.08%.
Never Miss an Update: Follow The Narrative
Narratives link National Bank of Greece's business story to analyst forecasts and an implied fair value, so you can see why the numbers look the way they do. They update over time as new guidance, research and risks come through.
Head over to the Simply Wall St Community and follow the Narrative on National Bank of Greece to stay up to date on:
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How National Bank of Greece's digital transformation and core banking system overhaul are expected to support efficiency and margins.
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The role of fee income, stronger capital reserves and lower non performing exposures in shaping the bank's earnings profile.
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Key risks such as Greece's demographic trends, fintech competition, domestic macro shocks and regulatory constraints that could challenge this story.
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