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Chris Rokos reportedly plans move to Greece

Chris Rokos, ranked third on the Sunday Times list of the UK’s biggest taxpayers, is reported to be planning to open an office in Athens.

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Chris Rokos, listed as the UK’s third-biggest taxpayer by the Sunday Times, is reportedly planning to leave for Greece and open an office in Athens.

The reported move would link one of the country’s highest-ranked individual taxpayers with a new presence in the Greek capital. The details available say Rokos plans to establish an Athens office, although no further information has been provided about the scale of the operation or the timing of the move.

Rokos’s place in the Sunday Times ranking puts him near the top of its list of the UK’s leading taxpayers. His reported plans are therefore likely to draw attention because they involve a person identified among the largest contributors in that list.

The latest known position is that the move and the Athens office have been reported as planned. No official response or additional details were included in the supplied material.

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