The Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (HRADF) has appointed a broad range of new advisors to help prepare PPPs and other innovative priority projects.
The advisors appointed included international firms EY, KPMG, PwC, Hill International and Grant Thornton.
The authority also appointed a spate of domestic firms including Samaras, Lambda and Sfikakis & Associates - to read the full list of local advisors click here.
Once started, the advisors will join the fund's Project Preparation Facility, a novel unit set up to prepare and deliver priority investment, including by using innovative finances such as PPPs.
The advisors will join its framework of legal, technical, financial and auditing advisors to enable the “quick mobilisation and cost-effective delivery” of projects.
The country has been on a hot run of procurement over the last few months, including major projects in the highway, metro, schools and irrigation sectors.