Depends, I haven’t and won’t put a single EUR, except perhaps one company:
The banks are piss poor banks, their CDs don’t even match interest rates, their mutual funds “guarantee” 3% annual and then you read the fine print and see 2% entry cost, 1.8% TER. I even managed to find mutual funds with 4% TER in 2024!!! They shill shit products like corporate bonds that don’t match short term treasury notes (I suspect there’s some…olive oil flowing…somewhere), they STILL have predatory advisors, and are basically a state-sponsored oligopoly, providing terrible services compared with banks from the civilised world.
Edit: the positive sign is that there’s a small but growing personal finance community online which seems to be very well-informed and sensible and doesn’t fall for these vultures. There are some quality content creators too.
The (formerly) state telecoms and power company were deep deep in the shit, the power company was somehow turned around by a very smart guy, but their practices are again pretty terrible (e.g., once the war in Ukraine started they retroactively applied the new cost of oil and gas to people’s bills, which quadrupled overnight, I remember telling my dad “they’re charging you for all the gas you’ve already burnt with price X, price 4X?”). That’s what Greece is like, I got Swiss number plates for my car on the 30th of December, the road tax was for exactly 1 day, the same car was bought in Greece in November and I had to pay road tax for the whole year which I never drove.
METLEN is the one Greek company I’d ever invest in, maybe @Your_Full_Name can do his FASTgraph magic and tell us 