Greece
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◆ Tightest deal from Greece since financial crisis ◆ Market unfazed by French political turmoil ◆ NIBC brings 'novelty' in a sub-benchmark Tier 2
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◆ Bankers debate negative premium ◆ Spread could have been pushed further ◆ Fast money still interested in Greek names
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Market participants weigh up how to evaluate Spain-France inversion and outperformers like Portugal and Greece
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The widely expected sell-down in the National Bank of Greece came at a 1.31% discount
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BNP Paribas took Pirelli and Citi took Renk as shareholders exited and trimmed stakes on Tuesday night
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◆ Eurobank’s senior green debut becomes largest Greek bank bond in recent memory ◆ After peer Piraeus issued biggest capital deal at lowest yield ◆ Deals priced versus swaps on the back of improved investor perception
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Appetite for Greek stocks remains strong, as investors are eager to play the country’s economic turnaround
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The blocks market has been suppressed over the past fortnight by earnings, public holidays and central bank meetings
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Sovereign to focus on preserving and injecting secondary liquidity next
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Sovereign issuer passed ‘real test for investors appetite’ after returning to IG ratings status
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Greece’s Piraeus Bank exit is another milestone in the rehabilitation of the country’s capital markets
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Investors pile into the Greek state's clean-up sale of its entire 27% stake in Piraeus in Monday's fully marketed offering