The collapse of Denmark’s third largest company by revenue with around 20,000 shareholders came as a shock to the Danish Shareholders Association, which hosted special events with management from OW Bunker ahead of its March initial public offering. based on the prospectus, to lose all your money seven months later, you have to think about what you can do,” said Jan Ostergaard, head of investment at Industriens Pension, which holds a small stake. “As an investor who invested in the company.
Some institutional and individual investors in Denmark said they were considering taking legal action against the firm.
The alleged fraud at Singapore-based subsidiary Dynamic Oil Trading is potentially one of the biggest financial market scandals to hit the city state since 2004, when China Aviation Oil (Singapore) ran up oil futures losses of $550 million.
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