10/06/2015at 09:22

3,500 shareholders versus OW Bunker's senior exec team

The IPO prospect was riddled with flaws, and management kept silent about crisis, according to lawyers. "We can win a damage compensation case," Morten Schwartz Nielsen, head of association OW Bunker Investor, tells Danish news DR Nyheder.

BY OLE ANDERSEN

The list of errors and omissions in OW Bunker's IPO prospect is so comprehensive that the key individuals at the bankrupt company, along with investment banks Carnegie and Morgan Stanley, can look forward to a massive lawsuit, reports Danish news media DR Nyheder.

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