China: Handling Bad Loans Badly
Beijing takes a lot of steps backward in cleaning up bank balance sheets. China’s central bank will soon announce bank loan statistics for September, and there have already been press reports that new...
View ArticleSinoRock new star in China’s bank related assets/debts market
China’s NPL (Non-Performinb Loan) market is getting bigger, but the business model is changing to favore services-oriented local manager who have a large, local, sustainable and scalable operation...
View ArticleDistressed Market: Cinda Tries a New Trail on Bad Debt Trek
One of China’s major distressed asset managers, Cinda, appears to be ready for reform. But questions – and bad debt – linger. The news came late, but at least it came. Ministry of Finance sources...
View ArticleAsia:NPLs and SMEs to provide distressed opportunities
Distressed specialists define their terminology and give their take on the market at the second AsianInvestor/FinanceAsia Distressed and Troubled Asset Investing Summit, held in Tokyo. “What exactly is...
View ArticleFears of China property bubble
A large bubble is forming in China’s property market as a result of Beijing’s credit-driven stimulus programme, one of the country’s most prominent real estate developers warned. Zhang Xin, chief...
View ArticleVietnam hikes interest rates and devalues currency
The central bank raises interest rates to 8% and devalues its currency – moves needed to keep inflation in check and growth on target. Vietnam is first out of the gate in a race no one wants to be in....
View ArticleChina to lead Asian distressed debt opportunity in 2010
Domestic bank credit acts in a similarly pro-cyclical way to foreign debt. When growth is booming, credit growth hides bad loans in favorable nonperforming loan ratios because assets are growing so...
View ArticleChinas growing worries
China is in the midst of “the greatest bubble in history,” March 17 (Bloomberg) –The Chinese central bank’s balance sheet resembles that of a hedge fund buying dollars and short-selling the yuan, said...
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