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Creditor participation in china and Hong Kong, China

Alan Tang

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Abstract

The theme of creditor participation can be looked at from two angles: the legal framework and the commercial realities. Focusing on China and Hong Kong, China, there are two questions to answer: 1) do creditors participate?; and 2) do creditors want to participate? The answer to both of these questions is: probably not.

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The theme of creditor participation can be looked at from two angles: the legal framework and the commercial realities. Focusing on China and Hong Kong, China, there are two questions to answer: 1) do creditors participate?; and 2) do creditors want to participate? The answer to both of these questions is: probably not.

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The theme of creditor participation can be looked at from two angles: the legal framework and the commercial realities. Focusing on China and Hong Kong, China, there are two questions to answer: 1) do creditors participate?; and 2) do creditors want to participate? The answer to both of these questions is: probably not.

Key concepts: Creditor, China, Business, Theme (computing), Political science, Finance, Law, Debt

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