An invitation to a JP Morgan investment in Athens.

The major international rating agencies continue to "sell" their clients on the investment dream in Greece.

"We hope you can join us on this journey to understand the impressive story of Greece's recovery," JP Morgan told its clients, whom it intends to bring to Athens for an important roadshow it is supporting from January 17 to 19.

J&P Morgan has already announced meetings of the international investment community with the management of credit institutions, the management of major Greek companies, market regulators (Hellenic Bank, HFSF, etc.), and government representatives.

The event will be attended by Aegean Airlines, Alpha Bank, Eurobank, PiraeusBank, National Bank, Athens Stock Exchange, Bank of Greece, Financial Stability Fund, Intrum, Mytilineos, OPAP, OTE and Payzy Wallet, Prodea Investments, Terna Energy and, of course, the Greek government - initially, as more companies are expected to be added to the list.

The banking and energy sectors attract most of the international investment demand, but international players have started to show a lot of interest in the secondary equity market.

In the meantime, leading surveyors have also started to move aggressively in this direction. Market sources estimate that investment activity in the country will continue and interest in the Athens Stock Exchange will further strengthen.

International investors are looking for opportunities despite rising prices on the Athens Stock Exchange, with worthnote that they have begun to transfer funds from neighboring stock markets, including Italy and Spain.

The country's consistency and commitment to the stability program has made all of this possible.

When it comes to banks, the big boost is the continuation of privatizations and the fact that Greek lending institutions will be paying dividends this fiscal year. In the end, the economic recovery is expected to create the conditions for new lending, despite rising interest rates, with the help of the RRF.