Standard Chartered Bank: Valuation and Capital Structure Case Solution
Following a rough 2014 for Standard Chartered Bank, the bank's biggest investor, Temasek Holdings, started revealing indicators that it was seriously thinking about unloading at least a part of its huge shareholdings in Standard Chartered Bank. This case looks for to offer a reasonable valuation of Standard Chartered Bank's intrinsic worth, as well as justify the most suitable method for Standard Chartered Bank to raise funds to please the greater capital requirements under Basel III regulative guidelines. Presuming that Standard Chartered Bank chose to hold on to its considerable bank financial investments and to raise funds to please the greater capital requirements, exactly what could be some possible funding options?
This is just an excerpt. This case is about FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
PUBLICATION DATE: December 08, 2015
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