Independent Director for Investment Concentration and Liquidity
Greece·Public-Interest & Regulated Services·Public-interest investment· Athens·Posted 6 September 2026
Applications close 11 November 2026
Public-interest investment organisation in Greece
The problem this seat exists to solve
The director will strengthen board oversight of concentration, liquidity and future funding commitments in an investment-oriented enterprise. The role requires looking beyond individual opportunity quality to the consequences of holding the portfolio as a whole. It is a director office, not an external asset-allocation advisory engagement.
Candidate capabilities
Applicants should bring senior investment, finance or governance experience with responsibility for portfolio risk and capital availability. They must demonstrate judgement about uncertain cash flows and commitments that cannot be exited easily. Applications should explain a decision to preserve liquidity or reduce concentration despite the appeal of a particular investment.
Test the portfolio's flexibility
Examine correlated exposure across sectors, counterparties, development stages and funding sources. Ask how much future capital is already implicitly committed and what would happen if several investments required support together. Review the reliability of expected distributions or exits and the consequences of delay.
Consider the relationship between the enterprise's purpose and its capacity to absorb volatility. A long investment horizon does not eliminate near-term obligations. Challenge scenarios that assume new funding will be available precisely when external conditions make it least certain.
Governance decisions
Contribute to portfolio limits, liquidity planning and reserved commitments. Review the process for exceptions and the information available when an investment approaches a limit. Seek clear ownership of monitoring and a practical escalation route before the board loses attractive options.
Management retains portfolio execution and treasury operations. Specialist advice should support legal, valuation or instrument-specific questions. Appointment eligibility, independence and committee responsibilities must be confirmed for the actual entity, with relevant financial interests disclosed.
Evidence of sound stewardship
The board should understand what it can commit now, what capacity must remain available and what events would require action. Success means better-informed trade-offs between mission delivery, expected return and resilience. The director should help avoid a portfolio that looks strong investment by investment but leaves the enterprise unable to respond when several assumptions fail together. The objective is deliberate flexibility, not excessive caution that prevents the institution from fulfilling its legitimate purpose.
Terms
- Where the board sits
- Athens, Greece
- Applications close
- 11 November 2026
- Appointment
- Board appointment
- Compensation
- EUR 35,000–65,000 per year (indicative annual board fee)
- Time commitment in this market
- A regular board cycle through the year plus committees; the statute requires at least two independent directors to attend meetings that approve the financial statements.
Before you apply — Greece
No nationality or residency test applies to a director of a Greek société anonyme. The constraint is the statutory independence test, which disqualifies some candidates who would be independent elsewhere.
- Residency test
- None.
- Nationality test
- None.
- Work authorisation
- A non-executive director attending board meetings does not need Greek work authorisation. Executive roles for non-EU nationals require a residence permit for work.
- Tenure limit once appointed
- Nine financial years' cumulative service on the board of the company or its related companies — a statutory limit under Law 4706/2020 art. 9, not a code recommendation.
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