This case addresses corruption, reputation, and the expropriation of the risks associated with a potential game production in West Africa. Mine Master, American multinational mining company, is considering investing in a zinc concession in post-conflict West African country. His potential partner, British Megametals, acquired the rights to work on the issue in 2005, at the end of the civil war in the country, and in circumstances that raised the potential for problems. Case hero, Stephen Fox, CEO of the risk assessment and advisory firms in the world Truth was to assess the various risks of the game and CEO mine management teachers about how to proceed with the partnership. Should he report that the Mine Master to go ahead with the deal with Megametals? What could be a potential drawback of such a step? "Hide
by Aldo Musacchio Source: HBS 13 pages. Publication Date: September 16, 2011. Prod. #: 712010-PDF-ENG
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