Pearl Liu is a Business Reporter at various prestigious outlets including the South China Morning Post and Bloomberg News. She covers a range of topics with a focus on construction, real estate, and the telecommunications industry, while also delving into the economy and markets, particularly in relation to China and Hong Kong. Pearl's work has been featured in notable publications such as Fortune, The Washington Post, and BNN Bloomberg.
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Pearl Liu's coverage is heavily focused on business, with specific emphasis on real estate industry and finance & economy. She often reports on corporate developments, government announcements, and investment analysis related to China’s real estate market and broader financial sectors.
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By: Ka Ying Li, Pearl Liu
(Bloomberg) -- Distressed Hong Kong property firm New World Development Co. is in talks with banks to extend the due dates of some bilateral loans, people familiar with the matter said, adding to concerns over its ability to service one of the heaviest debt loads of its kind.
By: Trista Xinyi Luo, Pearl Liu
A Hong Kong court gave defaulted Chinese developer Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd. approval to hold a meeting for a creditor vote on its $13 billion offshore restructuring plan, with a sanction hearing set for March 21.
By: Trista Xinyi Luo, Pearl Liu
Defaulted Chinese developer Logan Group Co. unveiled a revised term sheet for its $8 billion offshore debt restructuring, reducing the amount of debt eligible for cash payouts for creditors.
Shimao Group Holdings Ltd. received another liquidation petition in Hong Kong, one month after its last winding-up case was dismissed, adding new uncertainty to the defaulted builder’s restructuring.
By: Dong Cao, Pearl Liu
(Bloomberg) -- Defaulted Chinese builder Sino-Ocean Group Holding Ltd. is entering a London court Wednesday for a three-day hearing, looking to exercise a legal mechanism allowing a debtor to potentially complete restructuring without creditors' full approval.
By: Pearl Liu, Trista Xinyi Luo
Defaulted developer Shimao Group Holdings Ltd. on Thursday will seek a Hong Kong court’s approval to hold a creditor meeting for a vote on its $11.5 billion restructuring plan, days after it received another liquidation petition.
By: Pearl Liu, Trista Xinyi Luo
China Vanke Co., long considered a bellwether of the country’s property market, is facing a deepening bond selloff as worries grow about its mountain of debt coming due and a property crisis that remains entrenched despite government rescue efforts.
By: Pearl Liu, Trista Xinyi Luo
Chinese builder Country Garden Holdings Co. returns to court Monday, when it will seek to persuade a judge to give it more time to try to reach an agreement with creditors on its restructuring plan.
By: Trista Xinyi Luo, Pearl Liu
(Bloomberg) -- Chinese builder Country Garden Holdings Co. said it expects to reach an agreement with creditors on its debt plan by the end of February, as a Hong Kong court delayed a hearing on a liquidation petition, giving it more time to work on the proposal.Most Read from BloombergHow Sanctuary Cities Are Preparing for Another Showdown With TrumpNYC Commuters Get New Way to Dodge Traffic: $95 Helicopter RidesWhat LA’s Fires Mean for the City’s Housing ShortageScaramucci, Ackman Donate to Wh
By: Jackie Cai, Apple Ka Ying Li, Pearl Liu
New World Development Co. has offered properties valued at $15 billion as collateral for loan refinancing, underscoring the increasingly onerous funding conditions facing the billionaire Cheng family’s Hong Kong real estate empire.
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