AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoElectricity Interconnector: Meridiam’s entry into the Greece–Cyprus power cable deal is framed as a turning point on “where are the investors?” and seabed survey uncertainties, while also boosting the French footprint via construction partners. Banking Oversight: The Bank of Greece is tightening governance rules for loan servicers, requiring detailed suitability questionnaires under EBA standards. Household Finance: Greek household deposits have rebounded to €156bn, back near 2011 levels, though long-term savings still lag the pre-crisis peak. Cash Access: Greece remains a slow adopter of cashback at checkout, even as the ECB pushes the model to offset shrinking ATM/branch networks. Wildfire Pressure: Greece continues to fight major wildfires near Athens, with reports of hundreds of fires and damage mounting across the country. Maritime & Energy Security: Iran says Strait of Hormuz talks with Oman are in the final stage, with Greek-controlled ships reporting hits/near misses—raising shipping and power-supply risk for the region. Shipping Deals: ADNOC L&S is expanding its tanker fleet with an $1.3bn purchase of VLCCs and VLGCs, signaling continued energy-trading growth. Construction & Infrastructure: Greece is moving forward with major works including airport upgrades and irrigation projects, while wildfire disruptions keep putting grid and infrastructure plans under scrutiny.
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