n June 2020, Singapore Airlines Limited undertook a renounceable rights issue of new ordinary shares in the capital of the company and mandatory convertible bonds to entitled shareholders. Explain renounceable rights issue of ordinary shares and discuss the advantages and disadvantages. Explain to Jaleel what is convertible bonds and why would Singapore Airlines undertake mandatory convertible bonds to entitled shareholders?

n June 2020, Singapore Airlines Limited undertook a renounceable rights issue of new ordinary shares in the capital of the company and mandatory convertible bonds to entitled shareholders. Explain renounceable rights issue of ordinary shares and discuss the advantages and disadvantages. Explain to Jaleel what is convertible bonds and why would Singapore Airlines undertake mandatory convertible bonds to entitled shareholders?

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