Credit rating agency says Huarong AMC’s asset quality is under strain due to its exposure to developers caught up in the property sector crisis

Eight Chinese financial institutions have their outlook cut from stable to negative by Moody’s together with the outlook on Hong Kong and Macao

The country’s use of fiscal stimulus to support local governments and the spiraling property downturn pose growing risks to the economy, the ratings company said

Country Garden repurchases 60% of the outstanding principal on an offshore bond due in July

Country could form transition finance framework in 2022, State Council eyes NEVs as driver of consumption recovery

Global credit rating company finds that while banks’ direct exposure is limited, fallout from the property giant’s crisis could trigger deterioration for the real estate sector

As the scandal-plagued bad asset manager reports $15.9 billion of red ink for 2020, it may have to raise almost that much from investors and asset sales

One-notch credit rating cut to B2 reflects weakened funding access and reduced liquidity buffer with big debts coming due, Moody’s says

Lu Zhengyao defaults on $518 million loan, while Moody’s also downgrades credit ratings for his car rental company

Lack of plan to address population’s concerns may reflect weaker institutional capacity than previously thought, ratings agency says

Under pressure of regulatory crackdown on leverage, shadow credit sector declines by $238 billion in first half, Moody’s reports

Chinese loans might be good for growth, but they make it harder for developing countries to borrow down the line

A surprise default last month shakes investors’ faith in such government-backed bonds

In real estate industry, offshore bond issuances more than double this year through April

Michael Taylor says initiative has helped with yuan internationalization, but warns of investment risks

Rating agency forecasts decline of up to 5%, but adds that price correction is unlikely

As more borrowers pledge listed stocks as collateral, ratings agency warns of liquidity risks for both borrowers and lenders

First downgrade in almost three decades reflects concern over rising government liabilities as economic growth slows