Recently, as head of the Fund, he contributed to the successful capital increase of Piraeus Bank.
He is a graduate of the London Metropolitan University from which he holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) degree. He holds a Master’s degree in EU Macroeconomics and Monetary Policy from the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom.
He also holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Banking with a specialization in Risk Management and Electronic Payment Systems from the same University as well as an Advanced Certificate in Advanced Corporate Governance for financial institutions from INSEAD University.
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Visa s Mission to Digitally Enable Small Businesses Gains Momentum Across Europe
Visa (NYSE: V) today announced more than 100 partners across Europe have joined the
Where You Shop Matters initiative to help small business owners build digital capabilities and continue serving their communities.
More than two million small firms across Europe have received support since the launch of the program in summer 2020. The announcement marks a major milestone in Visa s commitment to help eight million small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) in Europe and 50 million globally to get online, adapt and future proof their business.
Across Europe, Covid-19 continues to have a devastating impact on small businesses. Research conducted by Visa revealed that 65% of small businesses are concerned about the future of their business.
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HSBC boss Noel Quinn writes to ex-Hong Kong lawmaker to explain why his accounts were frozen
Ted Hui slams the UK lender for ‘political toadyism’ after freezing his bank accounts and credit cards
Ted Hui wrote on Facebook that Noel Quinn had told him that HSBC “had no choice” but to legally freeze his bank accounts and credit cards after they’d been instructed to do so by the Hong Kong police Anthony Wallace/Getty Images By Monday January 18, 2021 9:40 am
Former Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui has criticised HSBC for “political toadyism” after it froze his bank accounts and credit cards.