Tag: property

The financing will support the Hong Kong property giant's general funding needs with the aim to tie with its sustainability and social initiatives.

Amit Chand was formerly CFO at TCNS Clothing, where he led treasury.

Nan Jiang, who has been at the Chinese property investment firm since February 2009, becomes chief accountant, as Pui Ying Sum concentrates on his company secretary role.

If China is to meet its bold target of carbon neutrality in the next 40 years, it will need to focus on the sustainability of its cities – and look to real estate developers like Hang Lung Properties to show the way forward.

A British company's high-profile collapse raises a question for all financial directors – when should you blow the whistle, how hard should you blow it and when is it time to declare it fatal?

Wanda walks away from or restructures huge international property deals and leaves cinema chain AMC Entertainment in the lurch. CT looks at what treasurers in the Chinese M&A space need to know.

China’s top user of wealth management products, real estate developer Xinhu Zhongbao, has wound back its WMP portfolio by almost a third – but China’s treasurers are unlikely to change portfolio direction anytime soon.

Tense, quickfire negotiations between Wanda, Sunac and R&F Properties demonstrate the tough new regulatory environment Chinese treasurers operate in.

Wang Jianlin's empire has funding pulled on six overseas targets, as mainland regulators tackle cross-border deals. It highlights challenges for treasurers at China’s corporate raiders.

For treasurers at the centre of China’s efforts to cool the bubbling property sector, offshore yields are now so attractive they outweigh the problem of foreign exchange restrictions

HK conglomerate announces a series of finance director changes at subsidiaries. Meanwhile Cathay Pacific, in the spotlight over hedging losses, names a new CEO.

China’s banking watchdog sets down a marker on how in-house banks should lend money. The size of the fine, however, is modest.