IMD-3-2288 © 2012
Wade, Michael; Fang, Yulin; Li, Fei
The case is collected from the point of view of Charles Li, the primary executive designate of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx). The cases supply a number of choices readily available to Li, consisting of whether or not to accept mainland accounting requirements for business noted on the HKEx.
On the one hand, the modification would make listing on the HKEx far more appealing for mainland companies; on the other hand, it might challenge the credibility and honesty of the HKEx in the minds of Hong Kong and foreign members and financiers. Knowing goals: Learn about the political and monetary and regulative environments in China. Address the stress in between tactical development and industrial credibility.
Subjects: Accounting standards in China; Regulation; Strategic growth; Corporate reputation
Settings: Hong Kong; China ; Financial services ; US$1 Billion annual revenue ; 2010-2012
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