Keeping the euro alive
Years of unrestrained spending, cheap lending and failure to implement financial reforms, left Greece badly exposed when the global economic crisis struck. As a result, debt levels and deficits exceeded limits set by the Euro zone.
Just months after European Union leaders agreed to use funds from both Europe and the International Monetary Fund to help financially-crippled Greece as important for the Euro zone, the Greek Government has started implementing austerity measures aimed at reducing the deficit.
Is Greece on the way out of the crisis?
High level speakers from the European Commission, IMF, EFG International, Morgan Stanley, The World Bank, BofA Merrill Lynch and more will join us to discuss the future of the euro and Greece's recovery.
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