Bonds for the Greeks abroad!

By Kiki Danaktsis on September 2, 2010 in News

The Ministry of Finance considers of issuing bonds for the Greeks abroad, trying a come back in the market and at the same time to exploit the capitals of the Greeks abroad.

According to a Ministry’s officer, there will be government bonds only for Greeks over the world and especially for markets abroad where there are the most Greeks (for example in the USA, in Germany or in Australia). The Public Debt Management Agency considers this process.

The advantages of this project will be multiple, mainly because the Greeks abroad will be attracted and the Ministry will achieve a kind of repatriation of capitals.

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