Klaus Regling

The head of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), Klaus Regling, told Skai TV in an interview aired on Tuesday night that Greece can look forward to a "clean exit" from the bailout when it expires in August but needs to be aware of the risks of volatile markets.

Technical work has begun to determine if Greece requires debt relief after its expected exit from a bailout program later this year, the head of Europe's rescue fund said on Friday.

If Greece wants to see its debt burden lightened further it must ensure that it enacts agreed-to reforms and be prepared for the supervision of its foreign creditors to continue, European Stability Mechanism (ESM) Managing Director Klaus Regling told Sunday's Kathimerini in an interview in which he also stressed that markets would like to see the International Monetary Fund join the country's t

European Stability Mechanism chief Klaus Regling warned on Tuesday that Greece's creditors will not tolerate the Greek government backtracking on its reforms agreed in exchange for debt-easing measures after the completion of the bailout program this summer.

The head of the eurozone's European Stability Mechanism (ESM) bailout fund has told a German newspaper that Greece was making good progress with its reform drive and it may not need as much credit as previously planned.

Eurozone finance ministers meeting in Tallinn on Friday sent a clear message that Greece needs to speed up the completion of its third bailout review, while also warning of the negative fallout from the continued prosecution of the ex-chief of the country's statistical authority.

Discussions have started on a type of rainy day fund that could help the eurozone address shocks such as the Greek debt crisis in the future, the head of the eurozone rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism, said.

Greece can be a success story if it sticks to agreed reforms, European Stability Mechanism (ESM) Managing Director Klaus Regling has said, adding that eurozone countries could agree on debt relief measures for Greece, if necessary, after August 2018 provided that Athens has seen through its commitments.

Greece should use the time before the end of its adjustment program to think about how to return to the markets, the managing director of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) Klaus Regling said after the Eurogroup meeting in Brussels on Monday.

The managing director of the European Stability Mechanism, Klaus Regling, met on Wednesday with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras during his official visit to Athens.

The eurozone official stated that the common target of Greece and its creditors now is to regain the confidence of the markets and to have the bailout program completed by mid-2018.