EYDAP

The debate on the bill on the prior actions that will give the green light for the disbursement of the 2.8 billion euro loan sub-tranche started on Monday with the rapporteurs of the parties to the relevant committees in parliament.

The government faces a busy week with the latest multi-bill of reforms to go before a vote Tuesday and several loose ends that must be tied up before the country's creditors can sign off on the next loan sub-tranche worth 2.8 billion euros.

Bank of Greece findings from its probe of Attica Bank include at least 30 serious discrepancies, Kathimerini understands. The central bank report, which has been submitted to Parliament, identifies significant shortfalls in the lenders' administrative and business operation, in risk management, in the operation of its information technology systems and in its recapitalization.

A new multi- bill featuring some of the so-called prior actions that Greece must implement to unlock the next tranche of 2.8 billion Euros in rescue loans is expected to be submitted to the Parliament on Friday.

The government is expected to submit a new multi-bill to Parliament on Friday featuring some of the so-called prior actions that Greece must implement to unlock the next tranche of 2.8 billion euros in rescue loans.

The benchmark of the Greek bourse moved within a particularly narrow margin of just four points on Wednesday, as investors saw no reason for any major moves while talks with the country's creditors are ongoing and international markets are holding their collective breath ahead of next week's central bank decisions in the US.

The notable growth recorded during Tuesday's trading session, which saw the benchmark climb above the 650-point mark for a few hours, was reversed by a late selling spree in banks, although the main index still ended the session with gains. Trading volume was particularly high, mainly thanks to the MSCI index rebalancing.

The information collected so far reveal the actions of the three arrested who are accused of blackmailing public organizations, companies and banks.

What was the Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) darling Rena Dourou doing on the night that Greece was shamed by the Eurogroup and was on the brink of leaving the Eurozone? She was working for the appointment of her partner Yiannis Benisis as the CEO of the Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYDAP).

Despite early suggestions of a stock rebound, the Greek bourse eventually ended with significant losses on Monday, on extremely low trading volume, as an agreement between Greece and its creditors remained elusive. A technical glitch in the first few minutes of the session did not help proceedings either.