As Greece emerges from the pandemic and benefits from a raft of new projects – including €33bn in funding under the NextGenerationEU programme – the country is ripe for international investment. Among those leading the way is Eurobank, which has launched the country’s first segment dedicated to overseas customers

The 2008 global financial crisis brought Greece to its knees. Although it has taken time, the country now has the foundations in place to bring reliable and long-lasting strength to its economy

As the Greek economy emerges from years of turmoil, the future looks increasingly bright for the country’s banking sector, but it must embrace digital transformation

The election victory of business-friendly conservative Kyriakos Mitsotakis has been well received by the markets, but the country still has a long way to go before it can close its investment gap and break free of its financial straitjacket

Last year, Greece finally regained its financial independence after the end of its eight-year bailout programme, but inherent problems still persist in the country. The intrinsic fallibility of its debilitated banking industry is perhaps the most worrying

As Greece moves into the last stages of its bailout programme, the nation hopes to regain control of its economic policy. However, its creditors will expect to retain some influence over the direction of the nation’s finances

Despite the significant economic challenges still facing the economy, Eurobank and other financial institutions are energising the recovery with innovative strategies designed to regain the trust of depositors

Amidst the economic and social uncertainty in Greece, NN Hellas is effectively striving to transform and improve the country’s insurance sector

Iakovos Giannaklis explains how the bank’s work building strong client relationships is paying off in growing deposits

The EU Commission has expressed confidence in the sustainability of Greece’s finances, ruling that it should no longer be subject to disciplinary measures over its deficit

The cash-strapped nation has reached a deal with its European creditors, agreeing on an initial €8.5bn loan instalment

The Greek Government has secured parliamentary approval to introduce the new cutbacks demanded by creditors in exchange for further bailout funding

Months of tough negotiations have been concluded with a fresh agreement that could pave the way for debt relief measures

Following a rare public division among the IMF’s board of directors, the possibility of the organisation’s participation in a new bailout for Greece remains uncertain

The ongoing economic crisis in Greece continues to cause problems for many sectors, but despite tough times, the insurance industry is expected to hold steady