Deals of the year – Top quality issuers succeed in demanding markets
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| Ferguson: failure was not an option |
Placing 6.2 billion shares for the recapitalization of the Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) – Thailand’s fourth-largest bank – in April 1991 was a task that many in the market considered almost impossible. The deal had to contend with the ghosts of previous recapitalizations involving foreign investors, such as Goldman Sachs’ $860 million deal for Thai Farmers Bank and Morgan Stanley’s $1.04
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