Heard on the Street: A deal by China’s top property developer signals further trouble in the Chinese banking system
Property developers need close relationships with banks—but not usually equity stakes in them. A bank investment by the world’s largest property company by assets hints at further trouble in the Chinese financial system.
China Evergrande Group, which has an enterprise value of roughly $134 billion—more than Western property giants Simon Property and Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield—said Thursday that it is putting 13.2 billion yuan into a small Chinese lender called Shengjing Bank, raising its stake to 36% from 17%....
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