As Chinese property developer Sunac tries to complete an onshore debt overhaul, questions over whether it will meet looming repayment deadlines are putting its offshore agreement at risk. China’s ongoing housing downturn dims expectations that the company can revive itself. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Patrick Wong discusses the details. (Source: Bloomberg)
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