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  • Law 5317/2026: The new consumer credit framework in Greece

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Contact  Theodossis Tompras   9/1/2026

Consistent with our commitment to keep you updated on developments of the Greek legislation, we set out the most important provisions of Law 5317/2026, introducing a new framework for consumer credit. The law transposes Directive (EU) 2023/2225 and establishes new obligations for credit providers and credit intermediaries.

In this edition (Download PDF)

  • Expanded scope of application (Articles 3–4)
  • New rules on advertising credit products (Articles 7–9)
  • Extensive pre‑contractual information duties (Articles 10–14)
  • Creditworthiness assessment (Articles 22–27)
  • Right of withdrawal from credit agreements and from linked credit agreements for the purchase of goods, and right of early repayment (Articles 34–38)
  • Special categories of credit (Articles 11 & 32–33)
  • New regulatory regime for credit intermediaries (Articles 41–42 & 49)
  • Licensing, Registration in the Register and Supervision by the Bank of Greece (Articles 46-51)
  • Sanctions and supervisory control (Articles 55–60)
  • Amendments to Law 2251/1994 and Enhanced Consumer Protection
  • Key compliance actions
  • Transitional provisions
Contact  Theodossis Tompras   9/1/2026
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