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The draft law on corporate transformations was voted on 26.2.2019. According to the provisions of the draft law, which is expected to enter into force as of 15.04.2019, mergers, divisions/spin-offs, ...

The Greek Ministry of National Economy and Finance has introduced a comprehensive law about Capital Market Enhancement, aiming to modernize and simplify key aspects of financial regulation in Greece.

Summary – Introduction: The listing of a société anonyme (S.A.) on the Stock Exchange constitutes a strategic/business choice, often associated with a company's maturity and expansion phase.

Our Financial Services Briefing analyses the new exclusion to prudential consolidation and the amendments to the tender offer rules (Article 44 of Law 5237/2025),

The recently enacted L. 4738/2020 on "Debt settlement and second chance providence" has been amended lately, inter alia, by L. 4818/2021.

While restructuring agreements concluded through the out-of-court mechanism are increasing, a large portion of settlement arrangements—especially in the context of business loans...

On 18 November 2021, the European Commission (hereinafter the "Commission") published a Communication on "A competition policy fit for new challenges" (hereinafter the "Communication").

Shareholders' agreements are contracts concluded between shareholders of a Société Anonyme (S.A.), aimed at regulating their relationship with respect...

The modern financing of public limited companies (S.A.) is shaped by market developments and technological advancements...

Managing payroll can be a significant challenge for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Greece. With complex regulations, frequent tax changes, and administrative burdens...

ESG finance is a fundamental tool for transitioning to a sustainable economy, enabling the financing of environmentally sustainable investments through specialized financial products.

The year 2021 set a new record for the growing Greek start-up ecosystem concerning the amount of capital raised by start-up companies in the Greek market.

Article 4(1) of Law 4548/2018 provides that the establishment of a Société Anonyme (S.A.) as a single-member company, the concentration of all its shares in a single person, as well as the details of its sole shareholder are subject to publication.

The draft law on the General Commercial Register (GCR or GEMI in Greek) was submitted to open public consultation ending on 10.5.2019.

Economic growth in emerging markets has recorded very high acceleration from 1995 onwards and more particularly so since the outset of the millennium. Not only has economic growth in these markets acquired unprecedented buoyancy, but also the variation in the rates of growth across most emerging markets has exhibited a tendency to narrow considerably. Nevertheless some differences still prevail in the patterns of structural reform between various emerging markets at more or less advanced stages