Chinese banks rush to disclose lending to Evergrande to soothe investor nerves
Chinese banks rush to disclose lending to Evergrande to soothe investor nerves

Chinese banks rush to disclose lending to Evergrande to soothe investor nerves

Many Chinese banks are disclosing their lending to the embattled China Evergrande Group in a move to prove that they are able to cope with a potential default and soothe investor nerves.

One of Evergrande's biggest lenders, Zheshang Bank Co., said in a filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange that it is owed 3.8 billion yuan ($588 million) by the homebuilder and has ``sufficient collateral.''

``The overall risk is controllable,'' said the bank, adding that a ``risk situation will not have a significant impact' on the bank's operation.

Industrial Bank . . .

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