Speakers' presentations from The Future of Banking in Greece | An Event from the Financial Times Limited

"Forecasting the future for Greece in Europe"

Professor Gikas Hardouvelis, Group Chief Economist, Head of Economic Research & Forecasting Division, Eurobank

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"Delivering economic adjustment in Greece - progress and challenges"

Gabriele Giudice, Head of Unit, ECFIN.G3, Greece, European Commission

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"Next steps in restructuring the Greek banking sector: how much consolidation is needed?"

Artemis Ch. Theodoridis, General Manager, Wholesale Banking, Alpha Bank

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"What can Greece learn from the experiences of Argentina?"

Guillermo Nielsen, Former Secretary of Finance, Argentina & Argentina's 2005 Debt restructuring negotiator, negotiator with the IMF

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"How to restore Financial Stability and Economic Growth in Greece"

Dr Nikolaos Georgikopoulos, Visiting Research Professor at New York University - Stern Business School

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"Systems for Transparency & Governance"

Dr. Michael G. Bakouris, Chief Operating Officer, PROFILE

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"Outlining the priorities to drive economic growth and employment in Greece"

Professor Georges Siotis, Senior Economic Advisor, European Commission's Task force for Greece

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"Financing SME activity in the new Greek economy"

Evangelos Kavvalos, General Manager Small Business Banking, Member of Executive Committee, EUROBANK

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"Perspectives: Greece in or out of the Eurozone and the implications for the banking sector"

Megan Greene, Director of European Economics, Roubini Global Economics

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