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There may be few of them,
compared to the total percentage of completion, but the few thousand
bond holders who lost out during the bond swap procedure, are not going
down without a fight. (file photo) |
Approximately 7,000 bond holders were represented in dozens
of class action suits currently before the Council of State, Greece's
supreme administrative court, contesting government decisions for a
haircut of Greek bonds.
The number of cases before the court reached 72 on Monday, with as
many as 200 plaintiffs represented by each suit, while the nominal value
of the bonds in question amount to dozens of billions of euros.
Among the plaintiffs are several companies, such as pharmaceutical
companies and suppliers of medical equipment and consumables, the Athens
Chamber of Commerce and Industry, professional associations and social
insurance funds.
The ACCI, for example, claims in its suit that the decision has
slashed its reserves from nearly 11 billion euro on March 9 to just 5.6
billion euro at present, while it emphasises that these amounts were not
the result of state subsidies but exclusively from the contributions of
its members. (AMNA)
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