Greece will receive the second installment of a 110 billion euro bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on schedule in September, Greece's Finance Minister said on Wednesday. "Of course (the second payment) is secure," Reuters quoted George Papaconstantinou as saying during a press briefing. Greece has promised to ram through deficit-reduction measures totaling 45 billion euros ($60.38 billion) over 2010-2013 to narrow its budget gap by an unprecedented 11 percentage points of GDP. EU and IMF officials are due in Athens on Monday to start a review of the cash-strapped country's finances and reforms.