China Huarongâs worsening bond rout stokes market contagion
Richard Frost and Rebecca Choong Wilkins
Apr 13, 2021 â 3.59pm
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Hong Kong | Growing panic over the financial health of one of Chinaâs largest bad-debt managers spilt into the broader market, as traders circulated a
Caixin report that openly considered the worst scenario for the company.
China Huarong Asset Managementâs $US300 million 3.375 per cent bond due May 2022 tumbled 13.1¢ on the dollar to 76.1¢, while a 5 per cent bond maturing in 2025 fell 9.9¢ to 79.5¢, Bloomberg-compiled prices show.
Lai Xiaomin, former head of China Huarong Asset Management in court this year. He was sentenced to death.Â
China Huarong s worsening bond rout stokes market contagion
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