Rights issues go wrong for banks

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  • Published On: October 27, 2008
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Rights seem to have gone wrong in Monday’s market conditions with plunging security prices. Not only Suzlon called off its issue in the high profile case, but India's blue-chip companies, Hindalco and Tata Motors' rights issues, too have proved to be a big burden for the banks that have under-written them. The exposure of ABN Amro Bank is $56 million, while Merrill Lynch and SBI have $70 million worth of Hindalco shares.

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