UBP remains cautious on Chinese property names as the country’s slower-than-expected GDP and recent slump in contracted sales put pressure on bond prices, Anitza Nip, head of fixed income research Asia at UBP, told Asian Private Banker. “And over the last three months, we have also seen a few more property developers having liquidity issues and failing to make payments…
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