Hellenic Bank announced on Thursday that its board of directors has approved adopting the name Eurobank Limited following completion of its legal merger with Eurobank Cyprus, subject to regulatory approvals.
The Cyprus-based lender’s board reached the decision during a 27 May meeting, according to a company statement. The name change will take effect after the legal consolidation process concludes and all necessary supervisory permissions are obtained.
Hellenic Bank stated the new name represents the beginning of a new era for the organisation and reflects its strategic direction as a member of the Eurobank Group, described as one of the strongest and most innovative banking organisations in the region.
The bank emphasised the change extends beyond symbolic significance, expressing commitment to delivering innovative solutions and high-quality customer service whilst contributing to Cyprus’s economic and social progress.
Michalis Louis, chief executive of Hellenic Bank, said the name change constitutes a promise to every customer for an improved future. Louis noted the bank would advance by utilising support and expertise from the Eurobank Group whilst maintaining values and strengths of its workforce.
The executive added that service enhancement, strengthening customer confidence, and creating substantial value in daily operations represent organisational priorities following the pending merger. Louis expressed gratitude for customer trust and the bank’s commitment to supporting clients through each development phase.
