Founder returns to head troubled Kaisa as debt deadline looms
Hong Kong
KAISA Group Holdings founder Kwok Ying Shing has returned to helm the troubled Chinese developer three months after he resigned amid a corruption probe.
Mr Kwok, who had resigned on Dec 31, has been appointed chairman and executive director starting Monday, Shenzhen-based Kaisa said in a Hong Kong stock exchange filing. Mr Kwok and his two brothers control 49.3 per cent of the builder through a family trust, Kaisa said in the statement.
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