EVERGRANDE CRISIS BY ANUBHAV GANG- 19111055 RISHABH SUNIL NAIR- 19111036 Agenda What this report covers
01 About the group
05 Ethical Aspects 02 About the crisis Prevention from future 06 problems 03 Impact in China and globally About the Group Evergrande is China's largest real estate group with over more than 1,300 projects in more than 280 cities across China.
Why does this group matter too much
As, it is one of the largest real estate groups in China and many people have invested in this groups real estate projects.
Problem of this group
Has a debt of $300 billion from various sources and cannot repay back as it is bankrupt. About the Crisis Previous year the Chinese govt. introduced a new rule for controlling lending for the real estate business. Any company that would exceed the red line would not be given further loans. Surprisingly, Evergrande crossed the red line and was not able to borrow more.
The above picture is an insight about the
new rule China introduced. Impact on China and Global Economies CITI analysts said China’s financial system will be hurt severely as approximately People who have 41 per cent of the banking invested in this system’s assets were either directly or indirectly group's projects will associated with the lose their hard- property sector as of end- earned money. 2020.
This news has led to
In the event of a global share markets collapse, the Chinese falling down. Analyst economy and financial system will suffer a named this as the huge blow along with a next "Lehman domino effect on Brothers". Also, it several other domestic impacted steel prices sectors. globally. 1. Fake Promises to retail investors 2. Guranteed higher returns to investors.
3.Had links to the government.
How Evergrand 4.Did not complete projects on time. attracted investors 5.Lent more than the capacity to pay 6.promoting De-Facto Evergrande Products. 7.Misleading investors by providing them with gifts etc. to invest 1. Reducing Loan amounts 2. More strict supervision from the authorities
Ethical Aspects 3. Not indulging in money laundering
activities
which should 4. Being transparent to the investors and
have been regulators. 5. Not playing with the financial