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Is there opportunity in debt-riddled Greece? Motley Fool Global Gains advisor Tim Hanson thinks investors should start looking back at the country. Specifically, he feels its austerity plans have been a success thus far, and that should benefit banking giant National Bank of Greece. To see his full thoughts, watch the video and then read on below:

Hanson says that as long as Greece doesn't default, National Bank of Greece is the largest bank in Greece, has sticky deposits, is the country's loan leader, and has several other positives that should make it a winning stock. In addition, the bank owns valuable banking operations in Turkey that have performed very well recently.

So while National Bank of Greece trades at a premium relative to banks like Royal Bank of Scotland (NYSE: RBS) and Allied Irish Banks (NYSE: AIB), thanks to its strong position and international exposure, Hanson sees the bank outperforming in coming years.