China News Service, Beijing, October 21 (Reporter Liu Liang) In response to the debt risk problem of Evergrande Group, the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission stated at a press conference on the 21st that this is an individual phenomenon and a problem of individual enterprises, and will not affect the industry or It has a big impact on the reputation of the entire Chinese-funded enterprise.

  At the press conference that day, there were questions from the media that Evergrande had missed the interest payment on its US dollar bonds, and the 30-day grace period will also expire at the end of this month. Evergrande Group did not issue any declarations or announcements. Such actions It may affect the market’s reputation for Chinese-funded enterprises.

How does the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission treat the above phenomenon?

  Liu Zhongrui, head of the Statistical Information and Risk Monitoring Department of the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission, pointed out that this is an individual phenomenon and a problem of individual companies, and will not have a major impact on the industry or the reputation of the entire Chinese-funded company.

The key to the credibility of Chinese-funded enterprises lies in the stability of China's macro-economy, which has laid the foundation for the credit of Chinese-funded enterprises and the foundation for the long-term stable development of real estate enterprises.

  "Regarding Evergrande, relevant departments and local governments are carrying out risk disposal and resolution work in accordance with the principles of rule of law and marketization, and related work is progressing," said Liu Zhongrui.

  He said that from the perspective of the financial sector, it is mainly in accordance with the principles of marketization and rule of law, in accordance with the requirements of the real estate financial prudential management system, and cooperating with relevant departments and local governments to jointly maintain the stable and healthy development of the real estate market and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of housing consumers.

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