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Government looks to boost business-friendly credentials with visits, progress on investments
PoliticsGreek Politicsprevious occasions and had met with objections. The revised plan foresees a much smaller shopping mall
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Mitsotakis lauds Commission VP nomination amid murmurs within party
PoliticsGreek Politicsrepresentative in Brussels. However, shortly after ND’s election win, Mitsotakis met Samaras
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Banks highlight areas of concern in talks on NPL scheme
EconomyBankingfor the financial sector Giorgos Zavvos and the CEOs of the four banks met to iron out the issues that arose
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PBO highlights areas of uncertainty for 2020 budget
EconomyMacroeconomyhas committed to its official creditors is met. The Budget Office’s detailed breakdown shows
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Eurobank first to tackle NPL reduction via APS
EconomyBankingEurobank is planning to use 2.5 billion euros of state guarantees from the Hercules plan to securitise its Cairo portfolio. The Board of Directors from the bank reportedly met on Tuesday to assess the bids submitted by Pimco and doValue on behalf of Fortress for 80 percent of Eurobank’s licensed
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Athens pleased with Washington talks despite lack of definitive US position on Turkey
PoliticsForeign Policyand Italy met in Cairo on Wednesday. Their aim was to come up with a coordinated action plan
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PM briefs EU leaders on migration stance as Turkey tries to pin blame on Greece
PoliticsForeign PolicyMitsotakis had the chance to brief his EU counterparts, particularly Angela Merkel, who he met
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Amid lack of communication, overflights add to Greek-Turkish tension
PoliticsForeign Policyand Athens. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis last met with Turkey’s President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan
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ESM report highlights programme weaknesses, outlines improvements for future bailouts
EconomyProgrammeto restore financial stability were partially met. However, the system remains fragile and the liquidity
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Retail sector struggles through pandemic
EconomyFeatures(ESEE) recently met with the Minister of Finance, Christos Staikouras, to request additional support
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