Finance

The EBRD: Walking a Tightrope to Finance the Green Transition

The EBRD quietly influences markets in over 40 economies. However, its Chief Economist, Beata Javorcik, tells To Vima International Edition that investing in "imperfect" democracies presents tough decisions and heightened risks.

New Insolvency Agency to Allow Debtors to Buy Back Foreclosed Homes Over 12 Years

The call to tender for selecting an investor to manage the Greek insolvency agency is in its final stage, and binding offers are expected to be submitted within the month.

Greece Last in Investments Relative to GDP in EU, Report Notes

A report by the Athens-based Institute for Alternative Policies (ENA) counters the government’s narrative, saying Greece is last in the EU in terms of investments per GDP percentage

New Law for Tips in the Works in Greece – Laws in Other Countries

The initiative comes in the wake of widespread reactions sparked by a Supreme Court decision two weeks ago, which ruled that all tips are income and therefore subject to taxation and insurance and healthcare contributions

Heating Oil Subsidy Application to Open Soon

Applications for the government subsidy for heating oil payments are expected to open in the coming days.

Greece’s Attica Bank Gets Green Light for Share Capital Increase

Attica Bank plans to raise €735 million to repay a Tier 2 bond and to support its growth.

Feta: A Culinary Delight, Just Not for Greek Tables

A report by the Hellenic Competition Commission reveals a 6% decrease in sales of branded feta products, while many Greek households are turning to more affordable cheese options

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