Brussels, 12/01/2012 (Agence Europe) - The second bailout package for Greece might not provide enough money if the private sector does not contribute enough. The Greek deputy finance minister Filippos Sachinidis said on Greek radio (the Skai station) on Thursday 12 January that if not all banks and private sector institutions contribute, then Greece may need additional aid from its partners. The IMF has expressed concern about reluctance by the private sector to see a write-down in the face value of their investments in Greek bonds according to the conditions currently being negotiated. A spokesperson for EU Commissioner for the Euro Olli Rehn said that the European Commission is waiting to get a clear idea about the situation. The troika of lenders (the European Commission, ECB and IMF) are expected to travel to Athens on Tuesday 17 January for a new fact-finding mission. (MB/transl.fl)