A list of reforms proposed by Greece last week to help it win creditor support is “far from complete,” the head of the Eurogroup said. Speaking at an event in Amsterdam on Sunday, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who is also Dutch finance minister, said the Greek proposal was “serious” but not enough. Dijsselbloem, whose Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers will discuss Greece at a meeting on Monday, said Athens had submitted six proposals, with more expected to come.