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In February 2005, while the Convertible Bond market languished in a vicious volatility crunch, Lehman Brothers in Tokyo stunned the market, privately financing a Moving Strike Convertible Bond for Livedoor. The Yen 80bn deal, worth approximately US$750m, purportedly made Lehman Brothers US$140m. But at what cost?
Livedoor was later found to be an Enron style fraud, and the flamboyant Chief Executive Takafumie Horie faced jail.
Using the Livedoor MSCB as a case study, Nic examines some of the risks and pitfalls of Private debt financing, and what Auditors, Compliance, Investigators and Litigators should be on the lookout for.
#privatedebt #deathspiral #Japan
#finance
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By SKADIIn February 2005, while the Convertible Bond market languished in a vicious volatility crunch, Lehman Brothers in Tokyo stunned the market, privately financing a Moving Strike Convertible Bond for Livedoor. The Yen 80bn deal, worth approximately US$750m, purportedly made Lehman Brothers US$140m. But at what cost?
Livedoor was later found to be an Enron style fraud, and the flamboyant Chief Executive Takafumie Horie faced jail.
Using the Livedoor MSCB as a case study, Nic examines some of the risks and pitfalls of Private debt financing, and what Auditors, Compliance, Investigators and Litigators should be on the lookout for.
#privatedebt #deathspiral #Japan
#finance
More about SKADI:
Website: www.skadilimited.com
X: https://x.com/skadilimited
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/skadi-limited
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skadilimited/