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Greece prepares set of proposals for bridging deal with eurozone
PoliticsGreek PoliticsOne day after Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’s presented his government’s policy programme in Parliament, the Finance Ministry has been briefing journalists on what will be the four pillars of Greece’s proposal to the Eurogroup on Wednesday. Unlike earlier indications that Greece would seek
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Greece's updated proposals to lenders and how they compare to previous efforts
EconomyProgrammeincludes four pillars: VAT, pensions, corporate and income tax and other measures. We present below
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HFSF presents action plan on large corporate loan restructuring, says NPEs reached 103 bln in 2015
EconomyBankingon the restructuring of large corporate NPEs. The action plan is comprised of five key pillars: 1) The analysis
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Greece slips five places to 86th in global competitiveness rankings
Economyat the low end of WEF list. The breakdown of efficiency enhancers’ pillars displays above median
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Govt tables 2018-21 MTFS containing 4.5 bln in measures, sees growth rising from 1.8 pct this year
EconomyProgrammefiscal stability is based on two pillars: strict control and allocation of expenditure
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Piraeus Bank records net losses of 6 mln in Q1, further reduction in NPE stock
EconomyBanking, Piraeus Bank Group was operationally (rather than legally) separated into two pillars, ‘Piraeus Bank
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Growth strategy sets out reform targets, broad policies for post-MoU era
EconomyProgrammesustainable growth on strong social and environmental pillars. After all, this is made clear
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Supplemental MoU sets out path for maintaining fiscal sustainability
EconomyProgrammeand the next policy steps, is based on the four pillars on which Greece’s third programme has been
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Lenders set out post-MoU reform tasks ahead for Athens
EconomyProgrammethe programme are to be continues, with the most notable being the roll of out all three pillars
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Greece 57th in WEF's Global Competitiveness Index based on new methodology
EconomyFeaturesThe World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) for 2018 has shown that Greece fell four places in a year, standing at number 57. The annual report, compiled and released by the World Economic Forum, tracks the performance of almost 140 countries against 12 pillars of competitiveness
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