Retroactive interest reductions, new 72-installment repayment plans, expanded access to the out-of-court settlement mechanism, higher protected bank account limits, and stronger safeguards for primary residences form the core of Greece’s new private debt reform.
Early loan repayments, smoother maturity profiles, and market re-entry form the backbone of Athens’ long-term fiscal architecture
Athens prepares €3 billion prepayment to the EFSF as it accelerates its exit from the shadow of the debt crisis
Athens accelerates public debt reduction amid global uncertainty, aiming to strengthen investor confidence and reinforce economic credibility
Athens accelerates debt reduction strategy, boosting investor confidence and reinforcing its post-bailout economic narrative amid global uncertainty.
PDMA plans new €5bn-plus early repayments in 2026 and restrained bond issuance to accelerate deleveraging
Greek Prime Minister unveils measure to support 50,000 borrowers trapped by currency volatility.
Strategic move to cut risk and speed up debt reduction, with full repayment of bailout loans targeted by 2031
It was slightly down from €371.483bln in Q3 2023, according to the quarterly non-financial accounts of the General Government
Although the total fell slightly in November to €2.66 billion, down from €2.82 billion in October, it remained higher than November 2023’s €2.34 billion.
The international ratings agency added that Greece will also benefit from a very long average maturity of about 20 years
