Comprar deuda griega

How to Acquire Greek Bonds
There are really only a couple of avenues open for purchasing Greek bonds. There are no Greek bond ETFs currently available. There are a couple of hedge funds, such as Dan Loeb's Third Point, that have made significant investments in Greek debt, but those don't represent an investment purely in Greek bonds. Basically, the only options for purchasing Greek bonds are going through a bank or brokerage firm, and either option requires a minimum investment of over $100,000.

Most of the major banks, such as JP Morgan or Citibank, can purchase Greek bonds for an investor. However, because of very low liquidity in the market, the minimum purchase required is 100,000 euros, a bit more than $100,000.

The other option is to go through a brokerage such as Fidelity or Charles Schwab. Greek bonds aren't listed as available investments on their websites, but you can contact a broker specializing in foreign bonds to make the purchase on your behalf. Again, a minimum $100,000+ investment is required, and because of the extremely low liquidity in the market, the broker cannot guarantee to manage a favorable purchase price.

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Resumiendo: el tesoro griego no parece tener un servicio como el español para que los particulares puedan comprar bonos en pequeñas cantidades (en lotes de 1.000€). Tampoco se comercializa a través de algún ETF. Así que necesitas comprar bonos a través de un broker o un banco que haga de intermediario (aparta algo de pasata para comisiones). Así y todo, como la deuda griega es poco líquida (vaya, yo pensaba que se la quitaban de las manos a Tsipras) te exigen comprarla en lotes de 100.000€. Casi ná.

Vamos, que la deuda griega es para instituciones, no para particulares. Y a lo mejor es una suerte y todo. 😀

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