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Konstantinos Kostopoulos

Konstantinos Kostopoulos
Managing Director, Head of Greece and Cyprus, Investment Banking
Morgan Stanley

Konstantinos Kostopoulos joined Morgan Stanley in 2011 and has been responsible for the Greek Investment Banking franchise since 2020. During his time at Morgan Stanley, he has led a number of high-profile transactions in Greece, including among others the following:
• FMO for the sale of a 22% stake held by the HFSF in NBG
• Sale of Sani / Ikos to GIC in a transaction that valued the company at €2.3 Bn
• Sale of 49% in HEDNO to Macquarie Asset Management for a consideration of €1.3 Bn
• Sale of Ethniki Insurance to CVC for €0.5 Bn
• PeopleCert buy side advisory for the £0.4 Bn acquisition of Axelos
• Acquisition of Edison E&P by Energean for £0.3 Bn
• Energean’s £0.3 Bn IPO on the London Stock Exchange
• NBG’s €2.5 Bn and €457MM capital increases
• HFSF advisory on the €2.8 Bn capital raise by Eurobank
• HFSF advisory and valuation opinion ahead of the €1.4 Bn capital increase of Piraeus Bank

He holds an MSc in Management from Imperial College London, an MSc in Structural Engineering from City University and a BEng in Civil Engineering from UCL.

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