Greece pitches ‘success story’ to $30 trillion Investor Club in London

The 4th Greek Investment Conference, organized by Morgan Stanley and the Athens Stock Exchange, begins Monday, bringing together more than 100 global funds with Greek officials, banks, and major listed companies.

Mr. Mitsotakis will lead the delegation, promoting a narrative of fiscal discipline and growth that has outpaced the European Union average for six consecutive years.

A central selling point for the delegation is the pending reclassification by FTSE Russell, which is scheduled to restore Greece to "Developed Market" status in September 2026. 

Officials argue this move will unlock access to massive institutional liquidity.

Additionally, Mr. Mitsotakis is expected to highlight the planned acquisition of the Athens exchange by Euronext, which will fold Greek markets into a pan-European network valued at over €6 trillion.

The pitch is bolstered by strong corporate performance. Greece’s four systemic banks reported combined net profits of €3.5 billion in the first nine months of 2025, with full-year projections exceeding €4 billion. Listed companies are also on track to distribute record dividends, approaching the historic 2007 high of €5.4 billion.

Analysts note that the summit comes as Greece projects a rapid decline in public debt, which is forecast to fall from 154.1% of GDP in 2024 to nearly 100% by the end of the decade.