Money Games

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Join author Weijian Shan as he recounts one of the most exciting financial deals in history. This true insider's tale details how Newbridge Capital, in 1999, became the first foreign firm to take control of a major Korean bank, which had been severely impacted by the Asian Financial Crisis. The narrative is filled with twists, setbacks, and successes, providing a comprehensive account of the deal and the meticulous efforts required to transform a struggling bank into a thriving institution and a lucrative investment. The story covers various aspects of the buyout, including an insider's perspective on the deal, the national context surrounding it, and the key players involved—from dealmakers and bankers to politicians and regulators. It also analyzes the financial crisis's impact and illustrates how Newbridge revitalized the bank, ultimately orchestrating a remarkable exit that attracted global banking giants. This account is perfect for bankers, private equity professionals, financial analysts, businesspeople, and investors, making it an essential addition for anyone interested in high-stakes deal-making and compelling narratives.