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For Chinese families, succession planning needs to bridge the East-West gap

17 October 2016 | 3 minutes read

Family enterprises in China are confronting succession-related issues on a scale not seen since the country’s opening up in 1978, but experts argue that the Western succession experience may not be so applicable given the uniqueness of Chinese family dynamics and culture. According to Michael Y.K. Chan, honorary chairman of the Legacy Academy and former chairman the eponymous Café de Coral,…

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