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By virtue of the recent amendment the exception regarding loans guaranteed by Greek State has been lifted.

It is expected that this deficiency will be remedied through the issue of a separate tax law, regulating the issue.

A Procedure for the Express Settlement of Minor Debts has been introduced.

In a recent turn of events, the Greek Ministry of Development has introduced a new code of conduct for price reduction announcements through decision No. 19138/06.03.2025...

Law 4605/2019 on the harmonization of Greek law with Directive 2016/943 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8/6/16 on the protection of undisclosed know-how and business information (trade secrets) ...

A public consultation ending on 24.09.2019 on a draft law, for the implementation of a new national development program has been initiated.

The attorney-client privilege is a fundamental principle in Greek legislation and it is protected by a number of legal provisions.

Greece has introduced a mandatory Digital Registry for businesses selling or distributing tobacco, alcohol and other non-tobacco products.

Important amendments to the provisions of the Greek Code of Civil Procedure will come into effect from 01.01.2016 onwards by virtue of Law 4335/2015.

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.

Bank of Greece has published the revised Code of Conduct for the management of non--‐‑performing loans held by individuals and very small businesses (businesses with turnover less than 1 million euros), ...

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

Over the past two decades, the Greek State has increasingly relied on self-financing techniques for large-scale infrastructure projects, namely concession agreements and public-private...

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

A public consultation of a new draft law on the National Development Program has ended on 24.09.2019.

Greek banks are under significant pressure to dispose their non-performing assets. They can choose between Greek Securitization Law and NPL Law to sell massively their loans.

Risks potentially entailed for the company's directors/managers and shareholders.

By virtue of L.4557/2018 as recently amended by L.4607/2019 and a decision issued by the Ministry of Finance in mid June 2019, the Central Beneficial Owner Register has been set up and the process for the ...