China rate cut bad for distressed debt?

Nov 30, 2014

China's recent interest rate cut is seen as a positive for the mainland real estate market, but is tipped to reduce the potential distressed-debt opportunities available.

China’s recent rate cut is a boost for mainland property developers, but it could mean fewer opportunities for distressed debt investors in the country, said industry observers.

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