Saudi Aramco's initial public offering is highly anticipated by the market, but analysts warn that investors should consider possible state influence on the company.
But according to Molchanov, the IPO "may be too small to really be interesting" for many asset managers.
Investors will have to consider the "political influence" of the kingdom, said Daniel Gerard, senior multi-asset strategist of global market at State Street.
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