On a sprawling undeveloped wetland in northern Hong Kong, one of America’s most formidable distressed-debt investors last week upended China’s biggest restructuring by capturing “the Castle”.
Oaktree Capital, one of the oldest specialists in chasing companies for unpaid debts, seized a vast plot of land that symbolises the folly of Chinese property developer Evergrande’s meteoric ambitions before it collapsed under its $US300 billion ($424 billion) debt load.
The Telegraph London