Saudi Arabia will compromise on valuation to ensure the initial public offering of Aramco is a success. The Kingdom is ready to accept less than the $2 trillion Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has long insisted the state oil giant is worth. Bankers will instead target a valuation of $1.6 trillion to $1.8 trillion after the record share sale was given the green light by Prince Mohammed on Friday, according to people briefed on the matter. The willingness to accept a lower valuation shows the prince has put getting the deal done above being proved right on his $2 trillion estimate. The IPO — a centerpiece of the Vision 2020 plan to transform the Saudi economy — is still likely to set records, outstripping the $25 billion by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. in 2015. Aramco is also considering boosting next year’s dividend by a further $5 billion to $80 […]