China debt crunchChina Huarong warns of further delay to annual results
Distressed asset manager seeks to delay shareholders meeting as debt fears mount
Liang Qiang, a veteran of three of China's "bad banks," has been officially nominated as president of China Huarong Asset Management. © Getty Images
NARAYANAN SOMASUNDARAM, Nikkei Asia chief banking and financial correspondent
HONG KONG -- China Huarong Asset Management has said it cannot estimate when it will publish its 2020 financial results and has proposed delaying its annual shareholders meeting, sparking fresh fears over the fate of the nation's biggest distressed asset manager and the risk it poses to China's financial system.