Mondelez India Foods in Troubled Waters
Abstract:
The case study discusses ace investor Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. (Berkshire) securing a private placement deal with Bank of America Corporation (BoA) in 2011. Berkshire paid US$5 billion in cash to BoA in exchange for Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stocks and Warrants to purchase 700 million common shares of BoA. Later, in 2017, Berkshire exercised BoA’s warrants and brought 700 million common stock of BoA. This move helped Berkshire to get US$11.50 billion capital gains in six years. |
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Pedagogical Objectives:
Keywords : Stock Warrant; Debt Instruments; Convertible Securities; Bank of America Corporation; Warren Buffett; Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.; Warrant; Types of warrant; Various risks associated with warrants; significance of a stock warrant
Contents :
» INTRODUCTION
» COMPANY BACKGROUND
» ALLEGATIONS OFUNLAWFUL TAX EXEMPTION
» MIFL’S VIEWPOINT
» OTHER ALLEGED UNETHICAL PRACTICES
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