George Koutsos

Hellenic Financial Stability Fund is a Greek government-controlled financial institution founded in 2010 with the mission to maintain the stability of the Greek banking system. The fund operates on a structured and clear roles framework, with a general council consisting of seven non-executive members and an executive committee of three members. The HFSF investment relations program aims to provide transparent and coherent information to the investment community, organizations, and media in an appropriate, timely, and fair manner. Ultimately, the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund is controlled by the Government of Greece.