Greece
-
EIB to test 15 year demand as agencies eye euros and dollars
-
The AIA privatisation is the first big flotation in EMEA this year
-
Government launches deal to float up to 30% stake in February
-
The energy company’s owners, including the Greek government, sold an 11% stake on Thursday night
-
Both new issues were priced flat to fair value, said bankers on and off the deals
-
First market sale by government fund sets for up more disposals next year
-
The books are covered at the final guidance of €5.30 a share, say sources
-
Fully marketed offering for 20% of NBG will halve the government's holdings in the bank
-
The Greek government plans to list Athens International Airport in the first quarter of 2024
-
Spread to Bunds tightens after improved public finances trigger lift to BBB-
-
◆ Both deals are expected to price as early as Tuesday ◆ Unlikely to compete for demand due to differing ratings and buyer bases ◆ NBG will print the first Greek bond after Moody’s rating upgrades
-
Rare two-notch uplift follows returns to investment grade with Scope and DBRS