The current Greek investment gap is worth 10% -12% of GDP, which negatively affects competitiveness and growth. It is essential to adopt a set of policies to facilitate recovery.
Infrastructure in Greece has been severely affected by the deep recession. There is an investment gap of €67bn in Greek infrastructure investment from 2006 to 2017 which translates to of €2bn p.a.
Apart from the sale of non core assets by the systemic banks, 2017 was another year of low M&A activity. In 2017,36 M&A deals of €1.6 bn total value were completed.
The Greek economy is in a tight spot in terms of investment interest, showing signs that could lead to a creditless recovery. It is necessary for the country to facilitate investments in order to accelerate economic growth.
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