As part of an event organised by the General Secretariat for the Financial Sector and Private Debt Management at the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), Secretary-General Theoni Alampasi presented the new digital systems designed to improve the assessment of creditworthiness and the systematic monitoring of private debt.

These are two modern digital infrastructure projects implemented by Information Society as part of the “Greece 2.0 – National Recovery and Resilience Plan”, with funding from the European Union – NextGenerationEU:

🔹 The Credit Rating System, which collects and processes data from bodies of the public sector, helping to provide a comprehensive and reliable picture of the creditworthiness of individuals and legal entities

🔹The Private Debt Monitoring Register, which promotes transparency and evidence-based public policy-making through the use of reliable data

During the event, in his opening address, the Director-General of Projects at Information Society, Dimitris Yantsis, highlighted the role of these projects in modernising financial data management and enhancing the operational efficiency of public services, whilst noting that Information Society coordinates diverse teams and has made a decisive contribution in recent years to the digital transformation of the state, through the design and implementation of complex digital projects.

Information Society continues to plan and implement projects that enhance the transparency, reliability and stability of the economy.

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