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Hedge funds eye Athens as Greece offers competitive tax incentives

Greece is emerging as a potential financial hub as several major international hedge funds and high-net-worth individuals consider relocating from the United Kingdom to Athens. This shift is driven by competitive tax frameworks designed to attract global investment talent.

Key developments include Chris Rokos, founder of Rokos Capital Management, announcing his decision to move his tax residence to Greece. Additionally, Millennium Management, which oversees more than 97 billion dollars in assets, is exploring the establishment of an office in Athens. Verition Fund Management is also examining a potential presence in the country.

The Greek government has implemented several tax incentives to facilitate this transition. These include a 5% tax rate on bonuses and investment profit shares for qualifying hedge fund professionals, and a regime allowing wealthy foreign residents to pay an annual flat tax of 100,000 euros on income earned abroad. These measures aim to position Athens as a viable alternative to traditional financial centers like London, Geneva, or Monaco.

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Chris Rokos · Grandstream · Greece · Millennium Management · Rokos Capital Management · Samarina · United Kingdom · Verition Fund Management

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