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Greece and lenders meet to explore their options
Talks between Greek officials and representatives of Greece?s lenders began in Brussels on Friday ahead of Monday?s Eurogroup, with the option of a new program, rather than an extension to the current one, being put on the table.
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Lazard working ? pro bono, govt claims
Lazard, one of capitalist Wall Street's leading financial advisory and asset management firms, is advising the radical leftist Greek government on the restructuring Greece's debt free of charge!
That, at least, is the statement by the Greek finance ministry, made yesterday.
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Head of Lazard Paris: I have been in constant contact with Tsipras and Varoufakis
In an interview to French magazine "Paris Match," Matthieu Pigasse, the head of investment bank Lazard in Paris, revealed that he has been in constant contact with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis ever since the bank was hired to advise the Greek government on its debt restructuring.
Head of Lazard Paris says troika 'all wrong' on Greece
Matthieu Pigasse, head of investment bank Lazard in Paris which is advising the Greek government on its debt restructuring, said on Tuesday the troika imposing austerity on Greece was totally mistaken and had driven the country's economy into a wall.
Greece steadfast in demand for 3-month 'bridge deal'
The EU may have warned that time is running out and that a cash crisis for Greece is looming, but the new Greek government appears steadfast in regards to its demand for a 3-month "bridge deal" until a new agreement is negotiated.
Greek radicals play it safe with debt advisers Lazard
By Sophie Sassard
Soon after politicians from left-wing SYRIZA party won power in Greece they said they had hired Lazard to advise them on restructuring their debt.
It is a homecoming of sorts for the US investment bank. Lazard cemented its position as the eminence grise of debt negotiations when it secured the biggest restructuring deal in history for Athens in 2012.
Eurobank calls general meeting to approve share increase
The countdown for Eurobanks share capital increase started on Friday with a board meeting that decided to call an extraordinary general meeting for next Saturday, April 12.
The main subject of the meeting will be the 3-billion-euro capital increase and its approval is a mere formality given that 95 percent of shares belong to the HFSF bank rescue fund.