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Newsletter 100 - 16/12/2016
. The most obvious one would be to call snap elections, as it is clear there is little chance
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Lenders' reaction to pension pledge leaves Tsipras short of options
PoliticsGreek Politicswith voters in case the negotiations with the creditors collapse and he decides to call snap
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Dispute over handouts drags on, allowing tension with creditors to rise
PoliticsGreek Politicsis a deliberate ploy by Tsipras in case he needs to call snap elections soon after realising that he is not able
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After pension dispute with lenders, coalition faces domestic unease
PoliticsGreek Politicsdecides to call snap elections. PASOK and To Potami also called for the letter to be published
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Greek banks conclude series of corporate actions as part of restructuring
EconomyBanking. The repayment of CoCos was recently communicated by the bank’s management during the conference call
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Tsipras facing limited options as he waits for signs from IMF
PoliticsGreek Politics, an obvious option open to Tsipras is to call snap elections. However, he would do so with his party
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Tsipras faces heavy lifting to finalise deal and get party approval
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe government to fail so that it would be forced to call snap elections, which is another factor
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Newsletter 110 - 10/03/2017
elections to take place in the next six months. BoG in call for mild debt relief Stounaras says debt
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Global deal in April ruled out as labour reforms prove biggest obstacle
EconomyProgrammea conference call with the institutions’ mission chiefs on Friday. The Greek government’s target
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SYRIZA on tenterhooks as outcome of review remains in balance
PoliticsGreek Politicsof call for Tsipras will be SYRIZA’s central committee. The prime minister has pledged that the 151
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