Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private? (B)

King Wai Justin Law; Shimin Chen; Li Jiang; King Wah Pang

Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private? (B)

King Wai Justin Law, Shimin Chen, Li Jiang, King Wah Pang

Research output: Creative and literary works / consulting reports / case studies › Written teaching case study or extensive note › peer-review

Abstract

Supplement to the Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private (A). Case B describes the actual outcome and the immediate developments of the company after taking it private. The new hindsight enables students to revisit the company's go-private decision in light of the new developments, offering students an opportunity to understand the agency conflict between the majority and minority shareholders in a listed family business. It also raises the question of whether going private is considered necessary for the Fung family. A moral dilemma would emerge towards the end, stimulating students to think about the issue of ethical leadership.

Original language	English
Publisher	Harvard Business School Publishing
Media of output	Digital distribution
Size	2 pages
Publication status	Published - 3 Jun 2022

More information

https://store.hbr.org/product/li-and-fung-stay-public-or-go-private-b/CB0193

Cite this

@misc{4908cc843abe4a76a01975ec67ed13d4,

title = "Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private? (B)",

abstract = "Supplement to the Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private (A). Case B describes the actual outcome and the immediate developments of the company after taking it private. The new hindsight enables students to revisit the company's go-private decision in light of the new developments, offering students an opportunity to understand the agency conflict between the majority and minority shareholders in a listed family business. It also raises the question of whether going private is considered necessary for the Fung family. A moral dilemma would emerge towards the end, stimulating students to think about the issue of ethical leadership.",

author = "Law, {King Wai Justin} and Shimin Chen and Li Jiang and Pang, {King Wah}",

year = "2022",

month = jun,

day = "3",

language = "English",

publisher = "Harvard Business School Publishing",

address = "United States",

}

TY - ADVS

T1 - Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private? (B)

AU - Law, King Wai Justin

AU - Chen, Shimin

AU - Jiang, Li

AU - Pang, King Wah

PY - 2022/6/3

Y1 - 2022/6/3

N2 - Supplement to the Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private (A). Case B describes the actual outcome and the immediate developments of the company after taking it private. The new hindsight enables students to revisit the company's go-private decision in light of the new developments, offering students an opportunity to understand the agency conflict between the majority and minority shareholders in a listed family business. It also raises the question of whether going private is considered necessary for the Fung family. A moral dilemma would emerge towards the end, stimulating students to think about the issue of ethical leadership.

AB - Supplement to the Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private (A). Case B describes the actual outcome and the immediate developments of the company after taking it private. The new hindsight enables students to revisit the company's go-private decision in light of the new developments, offering students an opportunity to understand the agency conflict between the majority and minority shareholders in a listed family business. It also raises the question of whether going private is considered necessary for the Fung family. A moral dilemma would emerge towards the end, stimulating students to think about the issue of ethical leadership.

M3 - Written teaching case study or extensive note

PB - Harvard Business School Publishing

ER -

Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private? (B)

Abstract

More information

Fingerprint

Cite this