This case describes the effects of the Asian financial crisis on the Siam Commercial Bank (SCB), the fourth-largest Thai bank. It describes the measures taken by the Thai government to restore confidence in the Thai financial sector strategy for SCB to raise additional capital on international markets. The case allows the analysis of how the financial crisis, coupled with more stringent requirements of the government could lead to a vicious circle of non-performing loans, the lack of new credit expansion and recession. Students can discuss whether they SCB attractive for investment, and that SCB can do to increase trust. The case can be used in classes on international business, or international financial markets. Can be used with the case B, UV1629. "Hide
by Petra Christmann, All Sriaporn Source: Darden School of Business 34 pages. Publication Date: Mar 04, 2002. Prod. #: UV1628-PDF-ENG
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