EU aims for quick Greek debt swap end of August: source

PARIS - Euro zone officials and bankers plan to conduct a voluntary swap of privately-held Greek bonds for longer maturities within a few weeks to minimize the period during which Greece is in partial default, a senior EU official said. The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said talks ...

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