The ongoing collapse of Evergrande, the largest property development company in China and in the world, is freely being branded “China’s Lehman event"; but the similarity appears to end with the fact that the government is letting Evergrande collapse after bailing out a few recent financial institutions, such as Huarong Bank in August, which are much smaller than this $300 billion giant.
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