Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis rejected rumors about the imposition of an emergency tax on banks during the 3rd Greek Investment Conference in London. He emphasized the government’s commitment to achieving high growth rates and underscored the importance of fiscal balance and political stability amidst global uncertainties. Mitsotakis highlighted that emergency taxation of bank profits is not part of the government’s plans. The conference, organized by Morgan Stanley in collaboration with the Athens Stock Exchange, includes 39 participating Greek listed companies.