Price targets for National Bank of Greece now stretch up to €19.30, with fair value edging from €17.50 to €17.88 in recent model updates. Recent Street research links these levels to a more constructive view on how the bank may balance earnings power and capital generation with the risks that still matter for bank stocks. As you read on, you will see how to interpret these shifts and track the evolving narrative around National Bank of Greece.
What Wall Street Has Been Saying
🐂 Bullish Takeaways
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Recent research on National Bank of Greece centres on higher assessed fair value, with Deutsche Bank lifting its price target from €15.95 to €17.10 in June 2026 and then to €18.55 in early September. This points to a more constructive view on the bank's ability to generate earnings and capital within its current model.
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Morgan Stanley has also adjusted its view on valuation, moving its price target from €17.20 to €17.60 in August 2026 and then to €19.30 in early September. These steps indicate that the firm now sees more upside potential in the stock's risk and reward balance than in its earlier work.
🐻 Bearish Takeaways
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Morgan Stanley continues to rate National Bank of Greece at Equal Weight even as its price targets move higher. That stance signals a more cautious approach to upside relative to other opportunities in its coverage universe.
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The combination of Buy at Deutsche Bank and Equal Weight at Morgan Stanley underlines that not all analysts see the same execution and growth profile. Readers should treat the higher targets as one input and still consider capital strength, asset quality and earnings resilience in their own work.
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How This Changes the Fair Value For National Bank of Greece
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Fair Value is now set at €17.88 compared with €17.50 previously.
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Revenue Growth assumption is now 7.09% versus 7.01% previously.
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Net Profit Margin is now modelled at 43.92% compared with 43.91% previously.
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Future P/E is now 14.15x versus 13.67x previously.
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Discount Rate is now 10.08% compared with 10.11% previously.
Never Miss an Update: Follow The Narrative
Narratives connect National Bank of Greece's business story to the assumptions behind its financial forecasts and fair value. They refresh as new data and research come through, so you can see how the thesis is evolving over time.
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 the bank's digital transformation and core system overhaul are expected to influence costs, product rollout and client experience.
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The role of fee income, lower non performing exposures and strong capital buffers in supporting earnings and potential shareholder payouts.
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Key risks such as demographic trends in Greece, rising fintech competition, interest rate pressure on net interest margins and tighter regulation.
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