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Evergrande Ordered To Liquidate. So What's Next For The World's Most-Indebted Developer And Its Founder? - Vimarsana News

Evergrande Ordered To Liquidate. So What's Next For The World's Most-Indebted Developer And Its Founder?

A Hong Kong court on Monday ordered Evergrande to be wound up after more than two years since defaulting on its debts, marking another grim milestone for Hui Ka Yan, once Asia’s richest person.

Source: forbes.com
country garden: Chinese developer Country Garden defaults on dollar bond - Vimarsana News

country garden: Chinese developer Country Garden defaults on dollar bond

Chinese developer Country Garden Holdings Co. has been declared in default on a dollar bond for the first time, signaling its descent into distress amid China's property debt crisis. The failure to pay interest on the bond within the grace period constitutes an event of default, according to trustee Citicorp International Ltd.

Dallas company could become new owners of the Country Club Plaza - Vimarsana News

Dallas company could become new owners of the Country Club Plaza

The company has not yet confirmed the acquisition or potential interest in acquiring The Plaza.

Source: kmbc.com
Country Garden eyes bond sale; E-House woes: Evergrande update - Vimarsana News

Country Garden eyes bond sale; E-House woes: Evergrande update

E-House (China) Enterprise Holdings Ltd. is unlikely to secure enough funds to pay debt maturing next week.

Credit Suisse to report loss after setting aside $850-million for U.S. legal dispute - Vimarsana News

Credit Suisse to report loss after setting aside $850-million for U.S. legal dispute

Credit Suisse to report loss after setting aside $850-million for U.S. legal dispute Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi and John Revill ZURICH Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer ARND WIEGMANN/Reuters Credit Suisse said it will sink to a fourth-quarter loss after setting aside hundreds of millions of dollars more than previously expected on Friday for a legal dispute over property debt in th...