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China debt crunch

Hong Kong hotel operator reveals investment losses from Evergrande bonds

Asia Standard's developer-dominated portfolio hit by two winding-up orders

Asia Standard Hotel Group, which runs hotels under the Empire brand, has revealed the financial impact of exposure to Evergrande bonds. (Source photos by Reuters and Kenji Kawase)

HONG KONG -- Asia Standard Hotel Group, a hotel chain operator in Hong Kong, has revealed substantial losses from its investment portfolio including bonds issued by embattled mainland property developer China Evergrande Group, which is currently under bankruptcy proceedings.

In its annual report published Tuesday evening, management said the company has recognized larger expected credit loss (ECL) provisions, "mostly attributable to the winding-up orders by the [Hong Kong] court on a couple of our investment portfolio's note issuers this year."

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