Chris Rokos plans Athens office after ranking among UK's top taxpayers

Chris Rokos has told reporters he will open an office in Athens, according to media accounts, after being listed third on the Sunday Times's ranking of the UK's highest taxpayers.

Chris Rokos, who was named third on the Sunday Times list of the UK's top taxpayers, is reported to be opening an office in Athens.

Move to Athens

According to media reports, Rokos intends to establish a business presence in Greece by opening an office in the capital. Details on timing, staffing or the scale of the planned operation have not been disclosed in the accounts cited.

Taxpayer ranking

The Sunday Times list, which ranks individuals by their reported tax contributions, placed Rokos third among the UK’s top taxpayers. The placement has drawn renewed attention to the movements of high-profile figures and where they choose to locate business operations.

Broader context

The reports have prompted commentary in public and business circles about the location decisions of wealthy individuals and firms. No official confirmation from Rokos or his representatives was included in the reports cited, and it remains unclear what, if any, immediate tax or regulatory consequences will follow the announced plans.