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6. The article keeps mentioning offshore bondholders. I wonder how far offshore, and who has their fingers in this pie.

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Mon Jan 29, 2024, 03:25 AM

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China Evergrande ordered to liquidate, owing $300 bln [View all] Calista241 Jan 2024 OP

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The article keeps mentioning offshore bondholders. I wonder how far offshore, and who has their fingers in this pie. NBachers Jan 2024 #6

However, Hong Kong v. mainland Chinese jurisdiction may be a factor - text updated at source muriel_volestrangler Jan 2024 #7

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