Risk appetite back after Greece deal

Investors globally are likely to go back to the riskier assets after the European Union leaders closed a deal with debt-riddled Greece on Monday to negotiate up to $95 billion of bailout to keep the near-bankrupt country from leaving the Eurozone.

April Lynn Tan, head of research at online brokerage COL Financial Group Inc., sees investors flocking back to the equities and bonds markets after the turmoil over a debt default by Greece has settled with the new deal in place.