Now you may understand that these necessary and unnecessary expenditures of real estate companies are possible only in the upward market with rising house prices. Once the situation reverses, it is no wonder that the company will default. (Note: 1 U.S. dollar equals 7.2 Chinese yuan.)...
Now you may understand that these necessary and unnecessary expenditures of real estate companies are possible only in the upward market with rising house prices. Once the situation reverses, it is no wonder that the company will default. (Note: 1 U.S. dollar equals 7.2 Chinese yuan.)...
The article discusses Chinese real estate development company Kaisa Group's default on its international debt, noting the potential implications for Western investment in the Chinese real estate market. Topics addressed include a number of financial problems facing Kaisa following an initial round of ...
These defaulters raised the annual corporate default rate for the real estate sector to 7.4%, and consumer products to 3.0%, while the forest and building products and homebuilders default rate fell to 3.7%. Other sectors' annual corporate ...
The article discusses Chinese real estate development company Kaisa Group's default on its international debt, noting the potential implications for Western investment in the Chinese real estate market. Topics addressed include a number of financial problems facing Kaisa following an initial round of Wes...
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Evergrande continues to stay just ahead of default, making three payments since the latter half of October, selling stakes in a Hong Kong-listed media company and two private jets to have done so. Capturing the Potential Recovery of the Asian Bond Markets ...
From property developer China Evergrande to China Huarong Asset Management, bond defaults, especially of state-owned enterprises, have caused jitters in the global market. Zombie companies and insolvent local government financial vehicles are common default candidates but the real estate sector could be ...
Chinese property developer Kaisa has reached an agreement with creditors for partial repayment of its debt, the company said Tuesday, a positive development as it battles to avoid liquidation. Real estate once served as a vital growth engine for the world’s second-largest economy, undergoing two...
It’s true thatnot all real estate companies are in dire straits. While some players are clearly struggling, “most developers are not on the brink of default,” according to Julian Evans-Pritchard, a senior China economist at Capital Economics. “With a couple of exceptions, most major dev...