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Why hedge funds are leaving London’s City for Athens

Three of the world’s largest investment funds, managing more than $130 billion, are changing their tax domicile – The Finance Ministry’s plan to make Greece an attractive destination for international capital

Financial Times: Greece is “wooing” hedge funds – the incentive and Chris Rokos’ tax residency move

Greece is ramping up efforts to lure hedge funds and private equity executives with a new 5% tax rate on bonuses and carried interest, its most high-profile win being billionaire manager Chris Rokos' move of tax residency from Britain to Greece

Mystery investment firm offers to finance $12.9 billion Istanbul canal

But the company’s website provides no information about past or current projects

Greek Tragedy for one hedge fund is not enough stocks to buy

Greek stocks post their best start to a year in two decades