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Asia Risk Awards 2020

When Japanese multinational conglomerate SoftBank announced that it wanted to borrow half a trillion yen ($5 billion) for a share buyback scheme, there was an immediate problem. Not only was this quite a large amount of money to be asking for, but management had some slightly onerous demands: while its telecoms unit would serve as collateral for the deal, the group was unwilling to cede voting
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