Greece’s Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) on Friday announced that it will auction off 26-Week T-Bills next Wednesday (July 24, 2024) in book entry form, with the aim raise 500 million euros.
The notes will mature on Jan. 24, 2025. A settlement date is July 26, 2024.
Only primary dealers will be allowed to participate, according to their operation regulations.
According to PDMA, during the auction non – competitive bids can be submitted up to 20% of the auction amount until noon local time. No additional non-competitive bids will be accepted the next day, Thursday. No commission will be paid for the T-Bills auctioned, while only bids through the Electronic Trading System (H.D.A.T.) will be accepted.
Source: tovima.com
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