Should investors jump into the bandwagon? The case of FGVH'S IPO
It was 8:29am on Thursday 31st May 2012 but the meeting room at Hijrah Investment Consultancy House (HICH) was already packed with all members of Helix Research unit, one of the six units in the firm consisting of five securities analysts specializing on equity securities and responsible for advisin...
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my.uum.repo.239542018-04-15T04:27:28Z http://repo.uum.edu.my/23954/ Should investors jump into the bandwagon? The case of FGVH'S IPO Abdul Rahim, Ruzita Yaacob, Mohd Hasimi HD28 Management. Industrial Management It was 8:29am on Thursday 31st May 2012 but the meeting room at Hijrah Investment Consultancy House (HICH) was already packed with all members of Helix Research unit, one of the six units in the firm consisting of five securities analysts specializing on equity securities and responsible for advising the firm’s high-worth clients. Scattered on the round table were prospectuses of Felda Global Venture Holdings (FGVH) which were still warm for just being delivered from the printing room.On the white board, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) Dato’ Badruzaman’s handwriting “keep our clients happy or die trying” from his briefing yesterday, was still untouched. Barely three years competing in the industry, HICH had secured quite a number of big accounts. However, competition in the industry was getting stiffer due to entrance of new securities houses.When Afiq Firash, Head of Helix Research unit, announced to his team members the withdrawal of two big accounts worth a total wealth of RM3.5 million right after his meeting with the COO, they were disappointed but not completely shocked by the news either. “We have to be extra detail in our estimation … they (the clients) need to be convinced or else they will walk away with their dollars”.That was Afiq Firash’s last word before leaving the team with an instruction to “treat the accounts like your own” and reminding the team that initial public offering (IPO) of FGVH was the project that would test Helix’s ability to deliver. 2015-10-06 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://repo.uum.edu.my/23954/1/TC14.pdf Abdul Rahim, Ruzita and Yaacob, Mohd Hasimi (2015) Should investors jump into the bandwagon? The case of FGVH'S IPO. In: 2nd National Case Study Conference 2015, 6th- 8th October 2015, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. |
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It was 8:29am on Thursday 31st May 2012 but the meeting room at Hijrah Investment Consultancy House (HICH) was already packed with all members of Helix Research unit, one of the six units in the firm consisting of five securities analysts specializing on equity securities and responsible for advising the firm’s high-worth clients. Scattered on the round table were prospectuses of Felda Global Venture Holdings (FGVH) which were still warm for just being delivered from the printing room.On the white board, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) Dato’ Badruzaman’s handwriting “keep our clients happy or die trying” from his briefing yesterday, was still untouched. Barely three years competing in the industry,
HICH had secured quite a number of big accounts. However, competition in the industry was getting stiffer due to entrance of new securities houses.When Afiq Firash, Head of Helix Research unit, announced to his team members the withdrawal of two big accounts worth a total wealth of RM3.5 million right after his meeting with the COO, they were disappointed but not completely shocked by the news either. “We have to be extra detail in our estimation … they (the clients) need to be convinced or else they will walk away with their dollars”.That was Afiq Firash’s last word before leaving the team with an instruction to “treat the
accounts like your own” and reminding the team that initial public offering (IPO) of FGVH
was the project that would test Helix’s ability to deliver. |
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