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Piraeus Bank issues €500 million bond with €2.5 billion in demand

Piraeus Bank has successfully priced a new €500 million Senior Preferred Bond, attracting significant interest from over 130 institutional investors. The total order book exceeded €2.5 billion, representing an oversubscription of more than five times the target amount.

The 6-year bond features a fixed annual coupon of 4.00% and includes a call option after five years. It is expected to receive a 'Baa2' investment-grade rating from Moody’s Ratings. The proceeds from the issuance are intended for general corporate and financial purposes, as well as to ensure compliance with MREL requirements.

International demand was strong, with 85% of the issuance allocated to global institutional investors. Key participating regions included France (24%), the DACH region (17%), and the Benelux countries (13%). The bond was priced with a credit spread of 90 basis points above the benchmark, marking the lowest spread ever achieved by Piraeus Bank for a Senior Preferred Bond and a record low for similar issuances in the Greek market.

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Luxembourg Stock Exchange · Moody’s Ratings · Piraeus Bank

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