In February 2000, the Dutch business software company Baan NV was in danger of being kicked out of the Amsterdam AEX stock market index of blue chips after his own capital fell to less than $ 10 million in the last round of a series of management and financial crisis. Amsterdam Stock Exchange gave Baan four weeks to improve your balance or face proceedings that could lead to the de-listing of its shares. New chief financial officer had to decide which strategy to pursue equity financing, as the company seeks to restore itself after a disastrous two years. "Hide
by Ahmad Rahnema, Eduardo Araiza Source: IESE 9 pages. Publication Date: November 13, 2000. Prod. #: IES089-PDF-ENG
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