Aaron Yeo

Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Limited: When Rights go Wrong: The Rights Offering of September 2002

By  Pierre Hillion,  Aaron Yeo
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This case describes the rights offering by CSM in 2002 which was largely judged to be a failure despite the company receiving the full planned proceeds. The case takes the reader through the rights offering process, and details the "hiccups" arising from adverse market conditions as well as process mismanagement.

    Published 01 Jul 2005

    Reference 5284

    Topic Economics & Finance

    Industry Semiconductors,  Information Technology and Services

    Region Asia

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    Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Limited: When Rights go Wrong: The Rights Offering of September 2002

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    This case describes the rights offering by CSM in 2002 which was largely judged to be a failure despite the company receiving the full planned proceeds. The case takes the reader through the rights offering process, and details the "hiccups" arising from adverse market conditions as well as process mismanagement.
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      China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Limited - Sliding Down a Slippery Slope: The US$550m Derivative Trading Loss of November 2004

      By  Pierre Hillion,  Aaron Yeo
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      A description of the events leading to the collapse of China Aviation Oil under US$550m of derivative trading losses and subsequent attempts to identify the causes and save the company from liquidation via a debt restructuring scheme of arrangement.

        Published 09 Jan 2005

        Reference 5292

        Topic Economics & Finance

        Industry Oil & Energy

        Region Asia

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        China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Limited - Sliding Down a Slippery Slope: The US$550m Derivative Trading Loss of November 2004

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        A description of the events leading to the collapse of China Aviation Oil under US$550m of derivative trading losses and subsequent attempts to identify the causes and save the company from liquidation via a debt restructuring scheme of arrangement.
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