Hong Kong bankers increasingly turn to collateral sales, liquidations to tackle record bad debt, Bloomberg reports.
A group of bankers in Hong Kong tasked with cleaning up the city’s record bad debt are increasingly resorting to selling collateral or pushing borrowers into liquidation, according to Bloomberg.
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