The decision reached by Eurozone finance ministers in Malta concerning Greece increases the chances of a solution for completing the second review of the Greek programme before May 22, according to a report by J. P. Morgan released on Monday.

The big bosses of two of the biggest U.S. investment houses JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley, which have provided significant support to the international Greek “success story” and have provided important work and advisory services for Greece, are going to visit the country in the near future for contacts with political and economic paragons.

The Athenian judicial system deemed thirteen people guilty, for a 2007 structured bonds crime.