The "Recycling" of Greek Wealth: From Distressed Funds to the "Chosen Few"

Описание: ​While Greek banks report record profits exceeding €4 billion, the social reality tells the story of one of the most aggressive wealth transfers in modern history. The data is undeniable:

​The Property "Laundering" Cycle:

● Thousands of homes and commercial properties were transferred to relentless distressed debt funds without the consent of the borrowers. Subsequently, through opaque processes, many of these assets end up in the hands of "preferred" investors for pennies on the dollar, while the original owners were never given the right to buy back their debt at those same predatory prices.

● ​Fees & Interest Rate Spreads: Greece leads Europe in transaction fees and maintains one of the widest gaps between near-zero deposit rates and exorbitant lending rates.

● ​The Erosion of Privacy: Bank accounts have become "transparent" to the state and various opportunists who charge for alleged services, leaving citizens in a state of constant financial insecurity.

● ​A Bitter Irony: The very system saved by the sacrifices and billions of the Greek taxpayer (through successive recapitalizations) is now turning against the social base that kept it alive.

👏🏻 ​The Dessignum Stance: Ethics in Action

​At Dessignum, we believe that entrepreneurship must be rooted in a moral foundation. For this reason:
​🚫 We do not engage with brokers or agencies involved in foreclosure properties (auctions).
🚫 We do not maintain partnerships with banking institutions that spearhead these practices.

✔️​ The difficult and demanding task we have undertaken—to identify prime investment assets and cultivate a network of worthy partners who share our values—is the sole focus of our 2026 Catalogue.

✔️ ​We choose the harder path of transparency and integrity because the only growth that matters to us is the one that respects the individual and the sanctity of property.

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