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Questions & answers

How do I install the Piraeus app?

Download the Piraeus app from App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android) or App Gallery (Huawei) by typing Piraeus app and click Get (iOS) or Install (Android) or Install (Huawei).

I forgot / blocked my Piraeus e-banking password

If you have activated the SMS extraPIN feature and you know your username but don't remember your password, you can reissue your password by starting the process from here.

In any case, password reissuance continues to be provided through the bank's branch network.

Which credit cards are available via Piraeus e-banking?

For the features in detail, please select the credit card you are interested in.

How do I get a Piraeus e-loan?

In 3 simple steps
1. Design your loan

Through the specially designed tool you select:

  • loan amount
  • duration of the loan
  • loan rate
2. Register your application at any time
  • Confirm your basic personal and professional information
  • Attach the necessary supporting documents
  • Complete the registration of the application
3. Loan disbursement
  • Your application is assessed by the bank
  • Once the application is approved, you sign the contract documents with an approved electronic signature (OTC)
  • The money is credited to your account

Find the detailed steps of the e-loan acquisition process here.

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Commodity price risk Management

Hedge risks associated with changes in commodity prices.
Commodity Derivatives are financial products used by companies to hedge the risk they run from changes in commodity prices. The structure of these products is similar to the structure of interest rate risk management products (swaps, caps and floors). However, in this case, the underlying is the price of a commodity rather than the interest rate.

Benefits

  • Better management of needs
  • Risk compensation
Product details
Brief description
  • Minimum nominal transaction amount: €1,000,000 or the equivalent in foreign currency.
  • Signing of Derivative Contract
  • Signing of MiFID agreement
  • Existence of relevant limits extended by the bank
Oil and gas derivatives
Oil derivatives are mainly used by companies to manage the price risk arising from the use of fuels in their production and/or operational process. The derivatives market has a rich range of underlying indices that vary mainly in terms of the following characteristics:
 

1. Refining stageCrude

  • Oil
  • Residual Fuel Oil
  • Gas Oil
  • Kerosene (Jet)
  • Diesel
  • Gasoline
  • Natural Gas

 2. Type of use

  • Aviation
  • Maritime
  • Ground

 3. Place of pumping, refining and receipt

  • North West Europe
  • Brent
  • West Texas (WTI)
  • Mediterranean

The benchmarks of hedging products are usually referred to the prices of independent Platt's-type price sheets, Reuters or the underlying commodities on the main international futures exchanges. These include the London Metals Exchange (LME), the New York Board of Trade (NYBOT), the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME).


Metal and agricultural derivatives
Metal and agricultural derivatives are mainly used by companies to manage the price risk arising from the use of raw materials in their production process and by producers who want to "lock in" the selling price of their products. The market for these derivatives has a rich range of underlying indicators:
 

 1. Base Metals

  • Aluminium
  • Copper
  • Zinc
  • Nickel
  • Lead
  • Tin 

 2. Precious metals

  • Gold
  • Silver
  • Gold
  • Silver
  • Platinum
  • Palladium

 3. Agricultural commodities

  • Corn
  • Wheat
  • Soybeans
  • Sugar
  • Cotton
  • Coffee

The benchmarks of hedging products usually refer to the prices of the underlying commodities on the main international Futures Exchanges (FEMs) such as the London Metals Exchange (LME), New York Board of Trade (NYBOT), Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME).


Why Piraeus Bank?

International presence

With a strong presence in Europe, Piraeus Bank can become your ally in your international business activities.

High expertise

Corporate banking products and services are provided through a team of highly skilled partners with significant experience.

Specialised solutions

Range of customised and holistic solutions, such as shipping finance.

Innovative products

Continuous evolution fuels the creation and development of advanced products to meet the needs of the economy.

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