John Paulson

The Governor of the Bank of Greece, Giannis Stournaras, reviewed the course of the Greek economy, highlighting its progress, challenges and prospects, in a wide-ranging speech at the Capital Link conference in New York. From joining the Eurozone to regaining investment grade status, Stournaras outlined how the country turned the financial crisis into a “success story.”

Defying expectations and overturning pollsters’ predictions that had underestimated the “red wave,” Donald Trump is preparing to cross the threshold of the White House for a second time.

The 21st Annual Capital Link Invest in Greece Forum will be held at the Metropolitan Club in New York City on Monday, December 9.
The event has a 21-year track record and this year is expecting to see 1,000-plus delegates and government leaders from Greece, Europe and the US as well as business leaders and top executives from the investment, financial and business communities.

Billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson says he believes in the future of Greek banks and the growth potential of the country's economy.

In Big Short film a group of investors bets against the greed of the banks and what none believes that could happen: that loans will not be paid and Mortgage-Backed Securities will collapse.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Friday received a group of foreign investors at Maximos Mansion, while the discussion focused on the first review of the economic adjustment program and government’s strategy on development.

The progress of the negotiations between Greece and its lenders as well as the Greek economy will be the main issues of the discussions to be held among a group of foreign investors and government officials.

Hedge fund manager John Paulson, whose company Paulson & Co holds a 5 percent stake in EYDAP and Eurobank, told the 16th Capital Link Invest in Greece Forum in New York on Monday that he is freezing his plans to invest further in the country due to the political instability.

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Dromeus Capital Management SA is turning Greek tragedy into triumph.

A top Greek court has blocked the planned privatization of the country’s biggest water utility, the Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYDAP), the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA) has reported, on the grounds the sale could put public health at risk.