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Which companies in China buy bad assets and creditor's rights?

1. The four major state-owned asset management companies are Dongfang, Great Wall, Cinda and Huarong. The non-performing assets divested by the four major banks were mainly sold to these four companies.

1. China Orient Asset Management Company correspondingly receives the non-performing assets of China Bank

2. China Cinda Asset Management Company correspondingly receives the non-performing assets of China Construction Bank and China Development Bank

3. China Huarong Asset Management Company correspondingly receives the non-performing assets of China Industrial and Commercial Bank

4. China Great Wall Asset Management Company correspondingly receives the non-performing assets of China Agricultural Bank

5. Now all companies also receive them. Disposal of non-performing assets of other financial institutions and non-counterpart banks

Second, the seller of the non-performing assets acquisition market: also known as the supplier or provider of non-performing assets, including banks, non-bank financial institutions and non-financial institutions (including industrial enterprises, etc.).

among them, non-performing assets from financial institutions are mainly non-performing loans from banks and various non-bank financial institutions, while non-performing assets from industrial enterprises are mainly accounts receivable. In the stage of policy business and commercial transformation, the non-performing assets acquired by the four major asset management companies mainly come from banking financial institutions.

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Non-performing assets of state-owned banks and government debts

It seems to be an indisputable fact that the "bad debts" of China's banking system, especially the state-owned banking system, account for a high proportion of total bank loans. We don't have accurate figures in this respect, we can only estimate them based on various information.

in order to estimate the risk to the greatest extent and avoid underestimating the seriousness of the problem, one of the more serious estimates is adopted, that is, it is estimated that non-performing assets account for 25% of the total bank loans.

State-owned enterprises are heavily in debt, of course, first of all because of institutional problems. Under the trinity state-owned economic system of state-owned enterprises, state-owned banks and government intervention, the "bad debts" owed by the state-owned economy as a whole to society will always occur in various forms (financial subsidies, triangular debts, wage arrears, junk stocks, junk bonds, inflation, etc., and we will not analyze them in detail here for the time being).

However, one of the specific reasons for the special form of bank bad debts is that since the 198s, the China government has gradually transferred the financial responsibility of the state finance to state-owned enterprises to banks.

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