Some Chinese companies are maneuvering to avoid bond defaults—asking creditors to wait longer for repayment or forgo the right to redeem bonds early
Chinese companies are avoiding or minimizing bond defaults, even as the economy shrinks for the first time in decades.
China’s domestic corporate-bond market is one of the world’s largest, with a total face value of about $5.1 trillion, according to Wind. Yet while there have been defaults recently, the shock of the coronavirus pandemic hasn’t produced anything to rival high-profile U.S. collapses such as Hertz Global Holdings Inc.
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