China's indebted real estate giant the Evergrande Group faces pressure from its creditors to share more information and to provide greater transparency as these entities fear that a default could be on its way., creditors holding offshore bonds expressed concern over the company's missed September 23 and September 29 loan payments which are nearing the end of their 30-day grace period. These creditors have enlisted the help of investment bank Moelis & Co.
"Unfortunately, so far, we have had a couple of calls with the advisers," Grisel told Reuters, going on to say that there had not been any"meaningful dialogue with the company or provision of information." With debts totaling more than $300 billion, Evergrande stands as one of the most indebted companies in the world. The two September payments it missed total $131 million, and next week Reuters reported that it faces payments worth roughly $150 million.