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Victoria Mindova

“There are no countries that knowingly and intentionally to destroy themselves. There is no bankruptcy risk for Greece and I believe that if proper measures are applied, the country will recover its normal economic rhythms." That was the statement of Deputy Executive Director of Eurobank EFG Nicholas Karamuzis in front of reporters. “Lately, nine out of ten questions that I am being asked are related to the macroeconomic framework of the country, and not with the banking sector," joked Karamuzis and added "I am not the one to judge the actions of the government. I'm sure we will be able to cope with the current economic crisis alone. The government has a program to follow and time will tell whether it is good or bad. Currently, the most important task for us is to restore our credibility in front of the international markets." 

All this became clear after the presentation of the new Trade Eye stock exchange program. It is an improved version of the current Eurobank Trader program, working with great success from 2001 until now. Trade Eye enables users to monitor the movement of shares and to trade online in 30 international stock exchanges from anywhere in the world. The only condition is to have a computer and stable Internet connection. The development of the new product is the work of banking and technology experts from Eurobank EFG. The presentation demonstrated the new and easy interface for managing the program, in which the user uses only one screen for control and execution of trade exchanges in real time. 

The program is about to be launched in all other countries in the Balkans. The first stop of the official launch of the Trade Eye will be held in March in Romania and after that it will be distributed in Bulgaria, Turkey and Serbia.