In 2009, Geert Rijkaard, the creator of a Dutch currency management company whose financial investment designs had actually made him among the wealthiest guys worldwide, took legal action against a big U.S. bank for more than $300 million for breaking a joint-venture contract.
The judgment would depend mainly on the response to a single concern: Was Rijkaard's company really with the ability of providing the returns it had guaranteed? Both sides provide in-depth monetary analyses supported by their own research study. This case positions students in the function of the court tribunal, and inquires to analyze the proof and identify the suitable judgment.
Valuing Currency Management TOM vs. U.S. Commerce Bank, Assignment Questions Case Study Solution
PUBLICATION DATE: March 28, 2010 PRODUCT #: CU118-PDF-ENG
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