Do you think Bang Si-Hyuk is going to jail?

  • I hope so, but unlikely.


    I wonder how this will play out since BSH is still in the USA. And WHY is he still there? There's so many things going on with his company, and I haven't heard from him. It feels like someone is advising him to lay low in LA until this passes.


    To be rich

  • It depends on how the law is interpreted and whether the government wants to pursue this.


    If we are being generous, BSH has done nothing wrong since there is no law mandating that a shareholder's agreement be revealed to fellow shareholders. It is also revealed which PEFs decided to lock up or not lock up their shares. Therefore, the public knows how much stock can be potentially be dumped/locked/traded by these PEFs at IPO.


    If we aren't being generous, the majority shareholders unloaded on retail. Regular investors were hurt and the deal between BSH and PEFs was one of the main reason. The big boys slaughtered the small time retail investors, and it was all planned beforehand. This should have been all revealed for transparency sake, so other investors could make an informed decision.

  • It depends on how the law is interpreted and whether the government wants to pursue this.


    If we are being generous, BSH has done nothing wrong since there is no law mandating that a shareholder's agreement be revealed to fellow shareholders. It is also revealed which PEFs decided to lock up or not lock up their shares. Therefore, the public knows how much stock can be potentially be dumped/locked/traded by these PEFs at IPO.


    If we aren't being generous, the majority shareholders unloaded on retail. Regular investors were hurt and the deal between BSH and PEFs was one of the main reason. The big boys slaughtered the small time retail investors, and it was all planned beforehand. This should have been all revealed for transparency sake, so other investors could make an informed decision.

    He violated the Capital Markets Act. They purposely misled investors by saying the company was struggling and had no plans of going public and then recommended they sell their shares to 3 private equity funds...all of which had connections with senior HYBE officials. Less than a year after the funds acquired the shares, HYBE announced that they were going public.

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