With the Greek state's latest foray into money markets for its post-bailout borrowing needs, a decision by the finance ministry was published on Monday ordering all state entities to transfer their reserves to a special account at the Bank of Greece (BoG).
With the Greek state's latest foray into money markets for its post-bailout borrowing needs, a decision by the finance ministry was published on Monday ordering all state entities to transfer their reserves to a special account at the Bank of Greece (BoG).
The move essentially aims to boost a more than 25-billion-euro "cash cushion" accumulated by the Greek state - from unused bailout loans extended by institutional creditors from the third memorandum - to more than 40 billion euros.
General government entities - organizations, agencies, utilities etc - are given 30 days to transfer their reserves, based on a decision published in the government gazette, signed by Alternate Finance Minister Giorgos Chouliarakis.