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Compact case
Published by: International Institute for Management Development (IMD)
Originally published in: 2003
Version: 09.03.2004

Abstract

This is the second of a two-case series (IMD-3-1356 and IMD-3-1357). At 10 am on Wednesday 30 April 2002, Cees Zwaard called a meeting to brief the entire company''s staff. He explained that despite exhaustive attempts to gain approval of the ISW takeover from Kirch, sadly this had been unsuccessful. The moratorium agreed with the creditors was due to expire, and Global Interactive Gaming (GIG) only had a bank balance of £1,600. Therefore the company would have to be put into receivership following an emergency board meeting. The day became known at GIG as ''Black Wednesday''.
Size:
6 employees
Other setting(s):
April 2002

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Abstract

This is the second of a two-case series (IMD-3-1356 and IMD-3-1357). At 10 am on Wednesday 30 April 2002, Cees Zwaard called a meeting to brief the entire company''s staff. He explained that despite exhaustive attempts to gain approval of the ISW takeover from Kirch, sadly this had been unsuccessful. The moratorium agreed with the creditors was due to expire, and Global Interactive Gaming (GIG) only had a bank balance of £1,600. Therefore the company would have to be put into receivership following an emergency board meeting. The day became known at GIG as ''Black Wednesday''.

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Size:
6 employees
Other setting(s):
April 2002

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