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Asset Managers Say 'In Real Estate We Trust'
Asset Managers Say 'In Real Estate We Trust'
AMCs shore up funds that financed property developers in lean times, but a regulator shows little faith
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(Beijing)–China's distressed property market has been spread like a banquet before the nation's asset management companies (AMCs), but a regulator apparently doesn't want anyone gorging.
Four state-run AMCs – China Cinda Asset Management Co., China Huarong Asset Management Corp., China Orient Asset Management Corp. and China Great Wall Asset Management Corp. – have gobbled up real estate trust holdings amid a two-year slowdown in the new-home market.
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