Greece proposes new law to strengthen debtor protections and increase oversight of debt servicers

The Greek Ministry of Economy and Finance has put a new draft law into public consultation. The bill aims to strengthen debtor protections and increase oversight of debt servicers. It introduces a new, formal debt settlement procedure with clear deadlines, replacing the previous Code of Conduct. The law also extends protections to co-debtors and parents of disabled children. Additionally, it proposes a 10% tax on capital gains from cryptocurrency transfers for individuals. The bill covers other areas like banking, fuel, and electronic payments. The consultation is part of a broader effort to modernize the financial sector and align with European directives.

Greece proposes new law to strengthen debtor protections and increase oversight of debt servicers
Published Oct 7, 2026
Mestios Reporter

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