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Greece Strengthens Stock-Market Whistleblower Protections With New Reporting Rules
The decision, issued Sept. 24, represents the first major revision of the framework in six years.
Greek Banks Face Limited Risk From Bond-Market Pressure, DBRS Says
Government bonds on Greek banks’ books were equivalent to nearly 300% of their common equity Tier 1 capital, a key measure of financial strength,
Competition Concerns Mount in Greece’s Crucial Ferry Market
The investigation, launched in April 2025, examined competition, connectivity and the long-term viability of a sector that serves both residents and one of the world’s biggest tourism markets.
U.S. Audit Regulator Jim Logothetis Heads to Athens as Greece Deepens Capital-Market Dialogue
Logothetis’s visit carries particular significance for Greece.
How an ELAS Government Could Reshape the Greek Stock Market
ELAS is proposing a substantial expansion of public investment and state intervention, including the creation of a National Convergence Fund
Greece Borrows More Cheaply Than Italy as Debt Paydown Accelerates
Greece’s benchmark 10-year bond yielded 3.866% on Aug. 17, compared with 3.982% for Italy, according to Greece’s Public Debt Management Agency, citing Bloomberg data. At five years, Greek debt yielded 3.241%, against 3.361% for Italy.
Greek Commercial Property Market Roars Back as Investment Hits Record Levels
According to a study by Alpha Bank, a rebound in construction activity is creating a new pipeline of high-specification properties.
Fewer Cattle, Sheep and Goats Leave Greece Grappling With Costlier Meat
New data from Greece's statistical authority and Eurostat suggest that European livestock farming is facing a deep and prolonged downturn.
Greece Moves to Shield Renewable Energy Producers From Zero - Price Power Market Penalties
Under legislation submitted to Parliament this week, renewable energy producers will no longer lose state-backed operating support when wholesale electricity prices fall to zero.
Foreign Buyers Drive Greece’s Luxury Vacation-Home Market to Record Highs
Foreign purchasers now account for between 60% and 85% of demand in Greece’s premier second-home markets, including the Cyclades islands, the Ionian Sea region, the Peloponnese and the northern peninsula of Halkidiki.
Eurobank’s €28 Billion Portfolio Signals Defensive Strategy Amid Market Uncertainty
Eurobank also maintains international sovereign exposure beyond Europe.
Greece Aligns with EU Rules in Overhaul of Consumer Credit Market
Like all EU member states, Greece is required to align its legal framework with these updated standards, especially in response to growing concerns about household over-indebtedness.
Market Volatility Pushes Greek Borrowing Costs Higher
Longer-dated bonds also came under pressure, underlining that the repricing was not limited to short-term maturities. The 15-year yield increased to 3.913% from 3.766%, while the 30-year yield rose to 4.402% from 4.323%.
Delayed FF OpsCo Accounts Reveal Losses, Legal Troubles Still Weigh
According to the financial statements, FF OpsCo reported revenue of €15.8 million in 2024, up from about €3.03 million in 2023, a roughly 421% increase.
Greek Regulator Opens Balancing Market to Large-Scale Battery Storage
One of the most consequential changes concerns the size threshold that separates large from small storage facilities. This limit has been cut sharply from 40 MW to 10 MW.