CLEAN : Greek banks must open as soon as possible: analyst

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by banks, particularly in Greece, due to capital controls. It highlights the need for banks to reopen quickly, even with restrictions, to restore normalcy in the economy. The removal of capital controls depends on restoring confidence in the system, which may take up to two years. The urgency of the situation is emphasized, with a significant milestone on the 20th of the month, where payments are due. The hope is that an agreement will be reached as stakeholders work under pressure.

What factors influence how fast the capital controls can be removed?

What is the relationship between the government and creditors as described in the text?