Xu Jiayin
Rumors say Evergrande president jumped from building
On December 2, the news that Xu Jiayin, the founder of Chinese real estate development company Evergrande, jumped off a building, went viral at home and abroad, causing heated discussions. However, Evergrande insiders have denied the rumors, stressing that Xu had sent voice messages about the resumption of work and ...
China audits Evergrande and Xu Jiayin assets
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is auditing the assets of China Evergrande Group and Evergrande Chairman Xu Jiayin, according to Reuters. People familiar with the matter also said that Evergrande's liquidity is severely lacking. In addition, previous methods of restructuring state assets may not be suitable for Evergrande. Reuters reports that ...
Evergrande founder forced to sell $60 million in company shares
Evergrande founder Xu Jiayin has been pressured to sell $60 million of his Evergrande shares as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) stepped in to assist the real estate tyrant with its debt crisis. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange reported that $277.8 million Evergrande shares pledged by Evergrande Chairman Xu Jiayin and ...
Evergrande founder sells Hollywood Hills mansion at loss
Chinese billionaire Xu Jiayin, founder of Evergrande—China’s largest real estate developer, faces Evergrande’s bond defaults. Earlier, the media reported that the Chinese Communist Party asked Xu Jiayin to use his assets to ease Evergrande’s debt crisis. After selling much of his personal property in Hong Kong, Xu Jiayin continued to sell ...
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