By Tamora Vidaillet and Victoria Bi, Reuters


Avenue Capital beat Citigroup to secure bad Chinese assets with a face value of around 5 billion yuan ($619 million) in an auction last week that had been overshadowed by fears of unfair domestic competition, industry sources said on Wednesday.


Global investment firm Avenue Capital Group would pay more than 30 cents in the dollar for the assets — loan receivables from the northern port city Tianjin — that state debt-clearer Cinda Asset Management Corp. had auctioned on Friday, said sources from Western and Chinese firms involved in the bad-debt business.


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