On March 25, 2013, the Cypriot bail-in became a reality and thousands of people saw their savings melt. In an effort to rebounce, Greek investors who were affected by the bail-in have sought legal resort and now seem to stand a fair chance to have their case tried and possibly recuperate a portion of their losses.
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The Ministry of Finance announced that in the January-July 2020 period, Greece recorded a primary budget deficit of of €8.199 billion, against a surplus target of €1.166 billion. The announcement reflects the…
Greece’s Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras did his best to sell a positive vision of Greece during his address to the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday. Tsipras highlighted the facts that the…
Queensland Marketing expert and Managing Director of 1Up Communications Demetri Hughes is celebrating back-to-back wins, scooping the 2018 Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) Certified Practising Marketer of the Year for the state of…
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Tuesday that Greece was ready to access the markets again. In its report, the IMF said that Greece’s reforms efforts in combination with debt relief…
Germany’s Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble gave an optimistic look into the future for Greece on Tuesday, suggesting there will not be a fourth memorandum for the country. Speaking with Deutsche Welle TV,…
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras accused Europe’s political class of surrendering the continent to the IMF and austerity during a speech in Rome’s “La Sapienza” University. “We are at a critical moment because…
Greece’s finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos has come out swinging against the IMF after ‘questionable’ assessment methods and claims about 50% of the Greek population not paying taxes. Tsakalotos said that if the…
The Greek government has confirmed that it has retained the services of the Rothchild investment banking group, as technical consultants, to help the country prepare for a return to borrowing from the…
The President of the European Central Bank said on Monday that Greece’s debt must be sustainable and the second review of its programme completed as prerequisites for Greece’s inclusion in the quantitative…
Finance ministers from the nations using the euro single currency gave Greece a positive review of its reforms on Monday but divided up the latest tranche of aid to Athens, disbursing a 1.1…
The impasse between Greece’s creditors and the IMF over the need to restructure the country’s unsustainable debt has drawn a response from the USA, with the U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew stating…
Greece’s Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos met on Monday with representatives of Greece’s creditors and discussed the creation of a new Privatisation Fund that Greece must set up as part of the third…
European finance ministers met on Friday at the informal Eurogroup summit in Bratislava and expressed concerns that Greece was falling behind schedule in its obligations. There was concern and pressure for Greece…