Eurobank Asset Management Mfmc: Redefining Asset Management Leadership In Greece

Market Leadership Solidified

Eurobank Asset Management Mfmc has reaffirmed its position as Greece’s leading asset manager. According to Maria Koletta, Head of Sales and Assistant General Manager, data from the Hellenic Fund and Asset Management Association confirms the firm held a 25.14 percent market share at the close of May 2025, a testament to its enduring market strength.

Legacy Of Expertise And Innovation

As an integral part of the Eurobank Group—one of the region’s most influential systemic banking institutions—Eurobank Asset Management Mfmc has consistently set new benchmarks in wealth management. With nearly 30 years of expertise, the firm offers a comprehensive suite of investment solutions that cater to both institutional investors and high net worth individuals. Its sustained presence in Greece and Cyprus underscores a deep-rooted commitment to the regional financial landscape, driven by a legacy of trust, localized insights, and a global perspective on financial markets.

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Commitment To Global Standards And Responsible Investing

Investment strategies at Eurobank Asset Management Mfmc are anchored in research-driven insights and global best practices. The firm distinguishes itself through prudent risk management, sophisticated portfolio construction, and an unwavering commitment to sustainable finance. As the first asset management firm in Greece to join the Principles for Responsible Investment initiative, it leads the way in integrating ESG criteria into investment decisions—demonstrating a forward-thinking blend of profitability with social and environmental responsibility.

Proven Performance And Technological Innovation

In an era of complex economic challenges, Eurobank Asset Management Mfmc has consistently outperformed its peers across various asset classes. This outstanding performance is attributed to its meticulous approach to risk management and its strategic alliance with the parent bank, Eurobank, which affords unparalleled access to global research and infrastructure. Furthermore, the firm’s commitment to leveraging state-of-the-art investment tools helps it stay ahead of market trends, ensuring that its sophisticated investment solutions remain both agile and resilient.

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OpenAI Releases GDPval Benchmark To Gauge AI Performance Against Human Experts

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

September 26, 2025

New Benchmark Sheds Light on AI’s Capabilities

OpenAI has unveiled GDPval, a new benchmark designed to evaluate its AI models against human professionals across a broad spectrum of industries. This initiative represents a critical step in understanding how far today’s AI is from matching or surpassing the work quality of experts in sectors such as healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and government.

Methodology and Industry Scope

The GDPval benchmark focuses on nine major industries contributing to America’s gross domestic product and tests AI performance in 44 distinct occupations—from software engineering to nursing and journalism. In its initial version, GDPval-v0, industry professionals compared reports generated by AI models with those produced by their human counterparts. For instance, investment bankers were tasked with evaluating competitor landscape analyses for the last-mile delivery industry, ensuring that the assessment reflects real-world complexity.

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Comparative Performance: AI Advances and Limitations

Results indicate promising progress; OpenAI’s GPT-5-high, an enhanced iteration of its flagship model, achieved a win rate of 40.6% when compared head-to-head with industry veterans. More notably, Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.1 reached nearly 49% on similar criteria. However, OpenAI acknowledges that these models are not yet positioned to replace human labor entirely, as the current iteration of GDPval covers a narrow slice of actual job responsibilities.

Expert Insights and Future Directions

In a discussion with TechCrunch, OpenAI’s chief economist, Dr. Aaron Chatterji, noted that the benchmark’s favorable outcomes suggest professionals may soon delegate routine tasks to AI. This, he argued, will free up valuable time for focusing on higher-impact work. Industry observer Tejal Patwardhan also expressed optimism, emphasizing the significant performance leap from GPT-4’s 13.7% score to nearly triple that figure with GPT-5.

Benchmarking And The Road To Comprehensive AI Evaluation

While GDPval represents an early milestone, it aligns with a broader effort among Silicon Valley titans to create robust testing frameworks, such as AIME 2025 and GPQA Diamond, that better quantify AI proficiency for real-world applications. OpenAI plans to expand GDPval to encapsulate more industries and interactive workflows, aiming to bolster its claims about AI’s growing economic value.

As the benchmark evolves, GDPval could play an instrumental role in the ongoing debate around artificial general intelligence, highlighting the potential and limitations of AI models poised to reshape the modern workforce.

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