Among the many sitting on hot coals anxiously awaiting the day after the elections is the Governor of the National Bank, Pavlos Milounas. The reason is simple. One of the first acts after his election Kyriakou Mitsotakis Looks like he’s going to replace him too, you know his Stones Megaros Maximus (normal, not formal).
From what it looks like, the process will be combined with the re-privatization of the shares you own in National general through HFSF. Now for the inhabitants of Jerusalem, the reasons for the collapse of the old “friendship” and Mitsotakis doesn’t even want to see Mylonas’ drawing They are enough.
My source claims the key has to do with the unimportant skills this guy has demonstrated at the helm of the bank. Pity the man. Apparently, the “Pilgrimage to Tinos” went well And many other tricks that the Great Banker used to maintain his position.
After all, another “old friend”, the central banker, Yannis Stournaras, He might seem frustrated with his performance, too.
Generally, Everyone waves his hood.
K.
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