mr. tsipras has won another election. is a grexit behind us? >> i hope so. we all hope mr. ras this time around, he has his second chance. we all hope and believe he will pursue more realistic policies and hopefully there will be some type of restructuring before th kick start. >> you say you hope the grexit is behind us. you want greece to stay in the eu. as a big export zbrer greece, is there not a big benefit to you? >> risks, that's true. that's true. from the country as a whole and for the lower classes in general it's going to be a disaster. does not make any sense for us to be a company in a collapsing country. if it's good for the pocket or not, greece has to stay because it's good for the country. >> how tough is access to credit bid over the course of the summer. the last four to five years. >> access to credit? >> yes, for you. for your company in greece. >> for big companies like us it's been difficult but not impossible. we make like 9% of our revenues from exports. so it's not that difficult. but for the country as a whole, especially after the capital controls

mr. tsipras, and the president of hungry, you cannot have a real solution for this unless you have some sortthe coast with turkey and greece, and there is a pheromone of criticism and disappointment that the president of turkey wasn't invited to the summit. they did invite some non-eu countries -- macedonia and serbia were in attendance. andno long-term solutions just clarity on how far away we are from any solution to this and how deep the divisions run. s, never a truer word was said of this entire story. hans nichols in berlin, thank you very much. a big interview on the european story coming up later in the day. he italian foreign minister, speaks to bloomberg tv at 9:15 gmt. stay with bloomberg. let's bring in the head of equities at hartley's. great to see you. what a cracking start we have had to the final quarter -- we are a little bit lower this morning, london down 19 points, paris up by four. it is betwixt and between. it is a cracking start. do you believe in it? richard: if you look at the macros, what more would you like in terms of an o's mitts? -- announcements? we have the c

mr. tsipras we are seeing in front of us?ime he has given this key speech that all incoming prime minister's make. the contrast with the one he gave before couldn't be clearer. he came out and said that the greek people have given me a mandate to rip up the bailout. this time he has said the greek people have given me amended to implement the bailout. as we saw at the top of the slot, there is a lot of emphasis -- he stressed growth, financial stability, attracting investment, returning to markets in the first half of 2017, then seeing through the bailout agreement. in that way, achieving the debt relief that we have been calling for. this could be any politician from the european mainstream. yes, with that in mind, how is the rest of europe responding to this new version of alexis tsipras? marcus: the reaction generally has been pretty positive. we saw a wave of implementation measures in the new bailout. there have been a lot of positive noises. toin, it is an huge contrast what we were seeing at the beginning of the year.

mr. tsipras. marcus: it certainly does. him with february, the last time he gave this -- he talked like about the greek people giving him a mandate to rip up the bailout. this time around he is talking about the greek people giving him a mandate to implement the bailout. he is laying out his priorities and talking about the importance of getting past the first review. maintaining financial stability, growth, then returning to financial markets. he helps in the first half of 2017. it is through that bailout implementation that he hopes to get that debt relief that he talks about rather than the kind of confrontational approach we saw at the beginning of the year. a big change, staking out a new pitch as a centrist. guy: he is a man that likes to deliver surprises. we had the budget in 2016 -- any surprises in their? greece is under such strict fiscal monitoring by the troika that they don't have any scope to deliver many surprises. the main perimeter of the deal -- main parameters of the deal were all set out in august when