Banks now encouraging investors to buy Greek bonds


LONDON: It is barely two weeks since Greece was on the brink of crashing out of the euro, yet some investment banks are now encouraging investors to return to its bond market.

A last-gasp deal on July 13 saw Athens accept a new round of austerity measures in return for talks on a third international bailout deal, which are about to get under way.

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