ATHENS, July 6 (Reuters) - Piraeus Bank, part of Piraeus
Financial Holdings BOPr.AT and one of Greece's four largest
lenders, raised 500 million euros ($545 million) from a senior
bond issue on Thursday, according to a source involved in the
deal.
The yield on the bond, which has a five-year duration, was
set at 7.25%, lower than the initial pricing of 7.37%, the
source said.
Bids topped 900 million euros, meaning that the initial
amount of 400 million euros was oversubscribed more than two
times.
Commerzbank, Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE, IMI-Intesa
Sanpaolo, JP Morgan and UBS Investment Bank were joint
bookrunners.
($1 = 0.9179 euros)
(Reporting by Lefteris Papadimas; Editing by David Holmes)
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