Greece
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Success of the first two major European IPOs of 2024 bodes well for the market as a whole -
Syndication 'important achievement' for sovereign though greater challenge lies ahead
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Foreign and Greek investors pile into the IPO of a proxy for Greece's economic recovery from the pandemic and eurozone crisis
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One successful IPO of a quality asset not enough to trigger a broader recovery
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The final deal size will be €738m if the greenshoe is exercised
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Finanzagentur offers 2bp premium for investors with a 5bp concession for Greece
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EIB to test 15 year demand as agencies eye euros and dollars
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The AIA privatisation is the first big flotation in EMEA this year
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Government launches deal to float up to 30% stake in February
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The energy company’s owners, including the Greek government, sold an 11% stake on Thursday night
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Both new issues were priced flat to fair value, said bankers on and off the deals
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First market sale by government fund sets for up more disposals next year
