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Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>Evergrande Is Breaking Down More Rapidly Than Banks Have Kept Up; </li>
<li>Minsheng Has Significant Exposure to Evergrande and Other Problem Developers; and </li>
<li>Minsheng Is Not Insolvent, But It Is Getting There Very Quickly. </li>
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Evergrande Is Breaking Down More Rapidly Than Banks Have Kept Up; 
Minsheng Has Significant Exposure to Evergrande and Other Problem Developers; and 
Minsheng Is Not Insolvent, But It Is Getting There Very Quickly. 


China Evergrande Group – More Casualties

China Merchants Bank H / Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>
Competitor Call Reveals Numerous Additional Risks Which Will Weigh On Results. </li>
<li>No Clarity On Go Forward Core Bottom-Line, Especially Gains and Loss Provisions. </li>
<li>Reserve to NPLs Looks Overstated, as WMP and Securities Are Included In Loan Reserves. </li>
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Competitor Call Reveals Numerous Additional Risks Which Will Weigh On Results. 
No Clarity On Go Forward Core Bottom-Line, Especially Gains and Loss Provisions. 
Reserve to NPLs Looks Overstated, as WMP and Securities Are Included In Loan Reserves. 


China Merchants Bank – Accelerating Risk

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Bad To Worse:Under mainland China’s real estate development law, the government has the right to repossess idle land sold to any developer without compensation;</li>
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Demolition Man: Danzhou City is now in on the act, forcing China Evergrande Group (3333.HK) [Evergrande] to demolish 39 buildings for various violations; and</li>
<li>
Banks To Eat This As Well: Without any compensation to Evergrande, mainland Chinese banks no doubt will finally be writing down their exposure on Evergrande's now non-existent buildings.</li>
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Bad To Worse:Under mainland China’s real estate development law, the government has the right to repossess idle land sold to any developer without compensation;

Demolition Man: Danzhou City is now in on the act, forcing China Evergrande Group (3333.HK) [Evergrande] to demolish 39 buildings for various violations; and

Banks To Eat This As Well: Without any compensation to Evergrande, mainland Chinese banks no doubt will finally be writing down their exposure on Evergrande's now non-existent buildings.


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<li>
This Is Bad:Under mainland China’s real estate development law, the government has the right to repossess idle land sold to any developer without compensation; </li>
<li>
Chengdu and Haikou Start Deluge: At 1H21, Evergrande had land plots with an original value of CNY 456.8 bn (USD 71.7 bn); and</li>
<li>
Banks Eating This One:Without any compensation to Evergrande, mainland Chinese banks no doubt will finally have their hands forced in writing down their exposure to Evergrande and other developers.</li>
</ul>



This Is Bad:Under mainland China’s real estate development law, the government has the right to repossess idle land sold to any developer without compensation; 

Chengdu and Haikou Start Deluge: At 1H21, Evergrande had land plots with an original value of CNY 456.8 bn (USD 71.7 bn); and

Banks Eating This One:Without any compensation to Evergrande, mainland Chinese banks no doubt will finally have their hands forced in writing down their exposure to Evergrande and other developers.


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”Restricted Default”: After missing two bond coupon payments, Fitch Ratings referred to China Evergrande Group (3333.HK) [Evergrande] as being in “restricted default”;</li>
<li>
Civil Litigation: Mainland Chinese creditors have filed 367 civil lawsuits with an aggregate claims value of USD 13.2 bn for overdue payments, as they compete with offshore bondholders; and</li>
<li>
Bank Risk: Shenjing Bank (2066.HK) has CNY 129.4 bn exposure to Evergrande, implying stated NPLs of 24.4%. Other bank creditors: China Minsheng, China Zheshang, Shanghai Pudong, and Citic Trust.</li>
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”Restricted Default”: After missing two bond coupon payments, Fitch Ratings referred to China Evergrande Group (3333.HK) [Evergrande] as being in “restricted default”;

Civil Litigation: Mainland Chinese creditors have filed 367 civil lawsuits with an aggregate claims value of USD 13.2 bn for overdue payments, as they compete with offshore bondholders; and

Bank Risk: Shenjing Bank (2066.HK) has CNY 129.4 bn exposure to Evergrande, implying stated NPLs of 24.4%. Other bank creditors: China Minsheng, China Zheshang, Shanghai Pudong, and Citic Trust.


China Evergrande Group – Bank Fallout Coming

China

China Minsheng Banking Corp., Ltd. operates in commercial banking businesses. The Bank provides deposit, loan, settlement, discount, financial bond issuance, government bond underwriting and trading, letter of credit, bank guarantee, and other related financial services.

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China Minsheng Banking H (1988 HK)

China Evergrande Group – More Casualties

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China Merchants Bank – Accelerating Risk

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China Evergrande Group – Razing Cain

EVERGRANDE: Danzhou City is forcing Evergrande to demolish 39 buildings for various violations. Mainland Chinese banks no doubt will write down...

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China Evergrande – Repo’d

EVERGRANDE: Under mainland China law, the government can repossess idle land sold to developers without compensation. Mainland Chinese banks no...

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China Evergrande Group – Bank Fallout Coming

EVERGRANDE: Fitch declared Evergrande in “restricted default”. 367 civil actions have been filed, as they compete with offshore bondholders. Most...

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