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Newsletter 283 -05/02/2021
of customers after strict coronavirus restrictions were put in place caused the subdued demand. Further
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Finance Ministry grapples with escalating cost of pandemic
Economyestimates are already looking dated. In Monday’s announcement, the current cost was put at 2.4 billion
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PM tries to contain Covid confusion as protests on education and lockdowns intensify
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAfter a rough start to the week, which saw a cacophony of statements by government ministers and experts culminate in the announcement of a strict lockdown on Athens, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis gave an extended interview to Skai TV’s evening news in which he sought to put his government’s messaging
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Greece's EU journey: Solidarity hard to come by, but two-way approach also lacking
Agorawith North Macedonia, while the government is also swayed by populist media that always put
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Eight years later: Is Croatia finally truly ready for Europe?
Agorarights, which, unlike most developed European countries, are much more happily discussed than put
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Government rolls out red carpet to lure private wealth to Greece
EconomyFeaturesGreece is pulling out the stops to make the country as attractive a place as possible for rich or footloose individuals to put down roots. In its latest initiative, the Finance Ministry this week submitted legislation to parliament with incentives for “family offices” – wealth management firms
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Greek #MeToo claims snowball amid accusations of political cover-up
PoliticsGreek Politicsclaimed that he was being subjected to “trial by media”, while a self-proclaimed anarchist group put up
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Newsletter 285 - 19/02/2021
individuals to put down roots. In its latest initiative, the MoF this week submitted legislation to parliament
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Alpha Bank enters agreement with Davidson Kempner for 10.8 bln Galaxy securitisation
EconomyBankingformed by the transaction, at 267 million euros. That would put the sale's value at 213.6 million
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Mitsotakis defends #MeToo response amid acrimonious debate
PoliticsGreek Politicsmargin, with 37.3 pct against SYRIZA’s 20.2 pct. Personal approval rates put Mitsotakis ahead
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