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Tsakos Priced

Before we oil-up the HP and get into the math, we’d just like to say up front that the role of Marine Money is a complicated one because shipowners, investors and financiers all rely on us, yet their interests are often mutually exclusive. Unlike a typical sell-side analyst report, we have to use three distinct perspectives when conducting our analysis. That means that in the perfect world, we would probably write four short articles on TEN and every other deal; what it means to the Tsakos family, what it means to JP Morgan and Jefferies and the other underwriters, what it means to the investors – and of course what the sum of these three things mean to the marketplace as whole. The following analysis is focused on what we think investors should look for when investing in tanker offerings, but we’ll start off by telling you what Marine Money thinks this transaction means for the issuer and underwriters. Unlike most articles in Marine Money, we won’t divulge our overall conclusion until the end.

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