Every Monday, RaymondsRisk reveals the patterns of listed companies with red flags that it focuses on.
This week's background: Oil price exceeds $100 + exchange rate approaches 1,500 won.
During macro shocks, companies with weak CB structures are the first to be shaken.
Notable patterns this week
Pattern 1 — CB balance high + company in refixing in progress
Companies whose refixing provisions are triggered when their stock prices are falling
- Refixing → Increase in conversion volume → Additional downward pressure on stock price
- This pattern is especially concentrated in the energy, construction, and trade sectors.
Check points:
① Companies that have announced CB issuance in the past 3 months
② DART check whether refixing clause is included
③ Confirm the name of the CB acquirer corporation and the relationship with the majority shareholder
Pattern 2 — A company undergoing a sharp decline in the majority shareholder’s stake
Companies whose majority shareholders' shares have decreased by more than 5% in the past six months
- Risk increases, especially if it overlaps with CB issuance history
- Foreign sales + majority shareholder sales simultaneously = double pressure
Check points:
① Check recent disclosure of ownership status of executives and major shareholders
② Comparison of the time of share reduction and CB issuance
③ Check audit firm change history
Pattern 3 — Companies with a rapid increase in executive turnover
CEO or CFO replaced more than twice within the past year
- Internal division or structural reorganization = precursor to incorporation into managed stocks
- Focus on sectors under increasing pressure on performance due to surge in energy prices
Check points:
① Announcement of changes in registered executives Check the last 12 months
② Check the previous employment history of new executives
③ Whether any of your previous employers have a history of management or stock closing.
Individual Investor Practical Checklist
How to check your holdings in 30 minutes:
Access DART electronic disclosure → Search company name
2. Is there any “convertible bond issuance” disclosure? → Check the refixing clause if there is one
3. Comparison of the three recent disclosures on “Ownership status of specific securities by executives and major shareholders” → Whether or not shares are reduced
4. “Audit Report” → Check whether going concern uncertainty annotation is included.
5. Check relational risk index at RaymondsRisk
By following these five steps, you can identify basic risk signals without analyzing financial statements.
key message
It is no coincidence that companies are the first to be shaken by macro shocks.
Structural vulnerabilities were already building up within the network.
■ Reference materials
RaymondsRisk White Paper: https://www.konnect-ai.net/whitepaper- Heo Seo-young (2025): CB Conversion Event and Minority Shareholder Loss
-Carroll et al. (2024): Concurrent executive positions and concentration of capital power.
- Keum (2024): Demonstration of private CB risk signals
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