Five years after Aramco's IPO was marred by temper tantrums and U-turns, top Wall Street bankers have delivered the international deal that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) always wanted. The $29.4 billion listing, which previously relied almost entirely on local investors, has now seen significant international interest. Amin Nasser, the CEO of the world's largest oil company, traveled extensively in early June to garner investor interest in one of the biggest share sales in recent years. The successful international deal marks a significant achievement for Aramco and its leadership.
Wars in the Middle East never had anything to do with oil. We have plenty of oil. It’s about demand for dollars. Saudi Arabia only selling oil in dollars allowed us to create the one liquid debt note to insure American way off life even off the gold standard. If we didn’t…
Five years after Aramco's $29.4 billion listing had been marred by temper tantrums and U-turns that left it almost entirely reliant on local investors, Amin Nasser and a coterie of top Wall Street bankers
Five years after Aramco’s IPO was marred by tantrums, top Wall Street bankers delivered the international deal MBS always wanted https://t.co/uzmRZji95W via @business @MattMartin128 @DNair5 @julia_fioretti @NicolasParasie
As the boss of the world’s biggest #oil company flew around the world in early June to drum up investor interest in one of the biggest share sales in recent years, he could breathe a sigh of relief. #Aramco
As the boss of the world’s biggest oil company flew around the world in early June to drum up investor interest in one of the biggest share sales in recent years, he could breathe a sigh of relief. Amin Nasser and a coterie of top bankers had finally delivered the international… https://t.co/WsJXYnNy7I
Five years after Aramco’s IPO was marred by tantrums, top Wall Street bankers delivered the international deal MBS always wanted https://t.co/8CmqWE3lhZ
War, Money, Oil and the Shaping of Aramco’s Giant Share Sale