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China Evergrande: is founder Hui Ka-yan's arrest related to its Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection filing? - Vimarsana News

China Evergrande: is founder Hui Ka-yan's arrest related to its Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection filing?

Is Hui Ka-yan’s sudden ‘arrest’ related to Evergrande’s Chapter 15 filing? Did he attempt to shield his personal assets from onshore creditors, as speculated by some local media? Here’s what some restructuring experts say about the situation.

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Chinese regulator denies issuing guidelines on internet giants' investments - Vimarsana News

Chinese regulator denies issuing guidelines on internet giants' investments

On Wednesday, China's cyberspace regulator denied the issuance of any document with new guidelines pertaining to the big internet companies in the country.

China's Internet giants want to get approval for investment, fundraising - Vimarsana News

China's Internet giants want to get approval for investment, fundraising

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A sign on a Chinese Cyberspace Administration (CAC) office is seen in Beijing, China, on July 8, 2021. REUTERS / Thomas Peter H

China wants internet giants to get approval for investments, fundraisings – sources - Vimarsana News

China wants internet giants to get approval for investments, fundraisings – sources

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China wants internet giants to get approval for investments, fundraising - Vimarsana News

China wants internet giants to get approval for investments, fundraising

The proposed rules will apply to any platform company with over 100 million users or over $1.58 billion in revenue.