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...The Financial Times revealed last year the true identity of the buyer as Hui Ka Yan, the founder and chair of Evergrande....
...China’s securities regulator has accused Evergrande and its founder Hui Ka Yan of inflating its mainland Chinese revenues by almost $80bn over 2019 and 2020, in the first detailed allegations by authorities...
...Back then its founder, Hui Ka Yan, still seemed hopeful he could save the world’s most indebted developer....
...Hui Ka Yan, the founder of China Evergrande Group, has also been fined Rmb47mn by the securities regulator and authorities plan to ban him from the country’s markets over the falsified reports, the filing...
...Its founder, Hui Ka Yan, was placed under “mandatory measures” on suspicion of involvement in unspecified crimes, according to a company statement in September....
...Evergrande on Thursday said its chair, Hui Ka Yan, had been placed under “mandatory measures” on suspicion of involvement in “illegal crimes”, a sign of escalating government pressure on the Chinese developer...
...Hui Ka Yan, founder of Evergrande and formerly China’s richest man, was placed under “mandatory measures” by authorities in September....
...In September, the company said its chair, Hui Ka Yan, was placed under “mandatory measures” over illegal activities, a term that implies residential surveillance or detention by Chinese officials....
...In the same month, founder and chair Hui Ka Yan, formerly China’s richest man, was placed under what the company described as “mandatory measures” by authorities, without clarifying further....
...Evergrande on Thursday said its chair, Hui Ka Yan, had been placed under “mandatory measures” due to suspicion of crimes, amid mounting pressures on the Chinese developer....
...Hui Ka Yan, the billionaire chair behind the indebted Chinese property group, was under unspecified “mandatory measures” for suspicion of “illegal crimes”....
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...Hui Ka Yan, its chair, has been placed under “mandatory measures” on suspicion of “illegal crimes”, authorities have said....
...One problem in any attempt to strike a deal over Evergrande is the role of Hui Ka Yan, its chair and founder, in any deal....
...Trading was suspended last Thursday when Evergrande said its billionaire chair Hui Ka Yan was under unspecified “mandatory measures” for suspicion of “illegal crimes”....
...In September, the authorities said its founder and chair Hui Ka Yan was suspected of crimes, while plans to restructure its international debts were derailed by a lack of approval from the China Securities...
...Trading in the shares of the indebted Chinese property group and its affiliated companies was suspended on Thursday following a Bloomberg report that chair Hui Ka Yan was under police surveillance....
...Neither the company nor the exchange provided any explanation for the halt, which also followed a Bloomberg report on Wednesday that the company’s chair Hui Ka Yan was under police surveillance....
...Evergrande’s chair Hui Ka Yan was placed under “mandatory measures” days later on suspicion of “illegal crimes”, authorities said at the time....
...In September, Chinese authorities used the same language in regard to Evergrande chair Hui Ka Yan, saying he had been placed under “mandatory measures” on suspicion of involvement in “illegal crimes” as...
...Hui Ka Yan, Evergrande’s founder and formerly China’s richest man, was placed under “mandatory measures” in September for suspicion of unspecified crimes....
...Hui Ka Yan, Evergrande’s founder and formerly Asia’s richest man, has been placed under “mandatory measures” due to suspicion of “crimes”, the group said in a filing in late September....
...Days later the group said its chair, Hui Ka Yan — once Asia’s richest man — had been placed under “mandatory measures” on suspicion of involvement in unspecified “crimes”....
...Its woes were captured this week by news that authorities suspected tycoon Hui Ka Yan, of the heavily indebted Evergrande conglomerate, of being involved in criminal conduct....
...Hui Ka Yan, formerly China’s richest man, has come under pressure to sell his own assets as part of Evergrande’s collapse. He remains chair of the company and signed off on the financial results....
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