The Chinese property industry is in hot water with the third major Chinese real estate company failing to repay its maturing notes in less than a month.

The Chinese property industry is in hot water with the third major Chinese real estate company failing to repay its maturing notes in less than a month.
The firm has identified several stocks from four sectors as good opportunities, despite ongoing regulatory tightening.
The Shenzhen branch of China Securities Regulatory Committee (CSRC) has given the firm a distribution licence.
More Chinese property companies are in trouble and suffering credit downgrades.
Uncertainty has created discounted investment opportunities for stock pickers, according to Fidelity International.
The AUM of the city’s private wealth management (PWM) industry is expected to grow six to 10% per annum over the next five years, say wealth managers.
Credit Suisse expects investment to pour into China green technology and infrastructure during the next three decades.
Foreign investors will receive equal treatment to local investors in the long term, according to asset managers.
Over 80% of respondents surveyed by Invesco said they have maintained or raised their exposure to China assets during the past year.
There is improvement in gender diversity among senior executives and in boardrooms, but more needs to be done in Asia, according to Credit Suisse.
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