Greece replaces debt management chief
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Source: Credit | 01 Mar 2010
Categories: People
Topics: Greece, Debt, Sovereign bonds
Petros Christodoulou has taken over as head of the Greek Public Debt Management Agency. Christodolou joins from the National Bank of Greece, where he has spent the past 12 years as general manager of treasury and global markets. Greece’s debt management has faced increasing scrutiny this year, with the country under pressure from fellow Eurozone members to reduce its soaring fiscal deficit.
Topics: Greece, Debt, Sovereign bonds
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