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Banks reveal new capital structures, ex-bondholders sell shareholdings
Following the relevant approval by the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC), the four core banks published their prospectuses for the capital increases, which revealed among others, the official shareholder structure after the completion of their equity raisings.
Foreign investors that participated in the book building hold 16.8 percent of total shares, Greek investors who subscribed in the Greek public offer 11 percent, while bondholders who accepted the LME 27.7 percent. In addition the holders of the US prefe...
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