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Evergrande's Hong Kong headquarters worth $1 bn taken over by a receiver

The property was used as security for HK$7.6 billion ($968 million) in loans made by parties including Citic Bank International in 2020, separate documents at the Companies Registry website show

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The 26-storey office building close to the city center is among Evergrande’s most valuable assets in Hong Kong.

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China Evergrande Group’s Hong Kong headquarters building has been taken over by a receiver, according to a document from the Companies Registry, confirming previous reports that the developer had lost control over the tower worth more than $1 billion.
Alvarez & Marsal Asia Ltd. has become the receiver controlling the China Evergrande Centre in the Wan Chai area, the record shows. It is unclear from the document who appointed Alvarez & Marsal. 

The Financial Times last week reported that a lender had seized the property, adding that the embattled Chinese developer had pledged the building for loans from a consortium of

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