RSSFrom Reuters: Capital-hungry Chinese developers are turning to real estate private equity funds this year as big domestic banks tighten lending to help Beijing curb property prices, a top concern for most Chinese.
Foreign banks and buyout funds have been in active discussions with private equity specialist lawyers to form property funds since the start of the year, and some multi-hundred-million dollar funds are ready to go, according to people involved in these fund-raising plans……………………………………..Full Article: Source
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Spurned by banks, China property firms court PE funds
Posted on 10 March 2010
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