Hong Kong Regulators Revive Crisis Playbook to Rescue Landlords
A 26-year-old document that encourages lenders to support distressed companies has been doing the rounds among Hong Kong bankers.
Signage at the Victoria Dockside commercial complex, developed by New World Development, in Hong Kong on Friday, July 4, 2025.
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A 26-year-old document is once again doing the rounds among bankers in Hong Kong, as local borrowers face growing challenges in refinancing their debt.