Under the judicial system in Hong Kong, after creditors fail to demand repayment from a company, they can file a winding up petition at the court to force the company to repay the debt to avoid being wound up.

根据香港的司法制度，在债权人未能要求公司偿还债务后，他们可以向法院提出清盘申请，迫使公司偿还债务以避免清盘。

In January, HNA said it had received notice from the Hainan High People's Court that creditors had sought bankruptcy as it failed to repay debts.

今年1月，海航表示已收到海南省高级人民法院的通知，称由于未能偿还债务，债权人已申请破产。

HNA Group, parent company of Hainan Airlines, said on Friday it had received notice from the Hainan High People's Court that creditors had sought the company's bankruptcy restructuring due to failure to repay debts.

The conglomerate said it has received notice from the Hainan High People's Court that creditors had sought the company's bankruptcy and restructuring due to failure to repay debts.

Approximately 2.9 billion yuan of the proceeds is proposed to repay the outstanding bank loans of Sanya Atlantis, and the remaining proceeds are for the Group's business development.

"The administration has also checked the demand for such loans and the abilities of SMEs to repay them, making sure to explain the IP collateral policy and offering relatively supportive services for them, according to He.

Corporate bonds trading below par, or 100 cents on the dollar, may signal doubts about the borrower's ability to repay the debt.

It will use some of the proceeds to repay loans related to group restructuring, according to its prospectus.

It intends to use proceeds to repay loan related to group restructuring, with the balance for strategic investments and general corporate purposes.

It now allows them to use funds raised for acquisitions to supplement operating capital or repay debts of themselves or acquisition targets.

Leshi CFO Zhangwei said at an extraordinary shareholders meeting held last month the company must repay about 8 billion yuan in debt by the end of September.

The money raised from the stake sales will be used to buy three Boeing aircraft and a stand-by engine, as well as to repay bank loans, according to Juneyao Airlines.

The company aims to use 15 percent of proceeds to repay debt, the remainder for working capital, said Bloomberg.

Funds raised from the IPO would be utilized to finance part of the company's expansion plan, develop new technologies and repay its loans, the company said in its filing.

In response, Didi Chuxing said that they will repay the overcharged fees to the passengers if they provide valid evidence to the platform.

Liu Shuqing, general manager of the company, said at the meeting it is of utmost urgency to resolve the financial strain, but Liu acknowledged the difficulty in letting the non-listed units of LeEco to repay the outstanding debt.

"If the company's business volume fails to rebound to the previous level, the cash flow will tighten further, which will put us under pressure to repay the debts," Leshi said.

Leshi said its largest shareholder Jia Yueting and related LeEco units owe it 7.5 billion yuan, but LeEco disputes the figure, saying it only owes Leshi 6 billion yuan, 3 billion yuan of which it has arranged to repay soon.

It also said in an investor briefing in January that it is seeking to acquire equity stakes in the car businesses of Jia to ensure the units repay the outstanding debt they owe it.

However, Leshi said on Tuesday that it is seeking to acquire equity stakes in the car businesses of Jia to ensure the units repay the outstanding debt they owe it.

Move to free up funds in companies owing debts to Shenzhen-traded firmLeshi Internet Information& Technology Corp, the listed arm of Chinese internet conglomerate LeEco, told an investor briefing on Tuesday that it is seeking to acquire equity stakes in the car businesses of its largest shareholder, Jia Yueting, to ensure the units repay the outstanding debt they owe it.

The company said it will face operational difficulties if it does not receive funds to repay its own debt.

However, LeEco disputed the debt amount on Monday, saying it only owes Leshi 6 billion yuan, 3 billion yuan of which it has arranged to repay soon.

Fitch Ratings said the developer will see greater liquidity pressure if its offshore lenders demand early payment or it fails to raise sufficient offshore funds to repay its offshore loans due in March this year.

"The only thing left for the company was to sell its assets to repay the debt," Jia said.

Jia has been placed on a national list of debt defaulters after failing to comply with a court order, a move taken by Chinese courts to put pressure on people and entities to repay debts.

Last month, Jia was placed on a national list of defaulters, a move taken by Chinese courts to put pressure on people and entities to repay debts.

Earlier this month, Jia was placed on a national list of defaulters, a move taken by Chinese courts to put pressure on people and entities to repay debts.

A creditor committee is defined as a temporary organization set up by at least three banks that are creditors to a company where the latter is unable to repay its large outstanding debt.

"Young colleagues delayed their plans for weddings and buying new houses, because they didn't know if their next salary was going to come and if they could repay bank loans," Zarko said.

"Importantly, the sale will allow the government to set aside earnings to repay its upcoming debt maturities and reduce its external debt, a key constraint on Sri Lanka's credit quality," it added.

Wang said all proceeds from the deal would be used to repay loans and lower its debt-to-asset ratio.

Its solvency margin ratio, a measure of insurance companies' capability to repay the debts, increased from 161 percent in 2015 to 175 percent last year.

In addition, China needs to continue to carry out tax cuts and fee reductions for small and microsized enterprises, and local governments can "moderately" increase their fiscal deficits to repay government debt owed to construction companies, thereby improving government credibility, boosting market confidence and expanding private investment, he said.

"When income does not grow and debt is very high, debt payments will become a burden forcing households and enterprises to reduce investment and consumption in order to repay loans, leading to sluggish economic growth," said Lin, a former senior vice-president and chief economist at the World Bank.

Households and private enterprises haven't critically been forced to deleverage or repay their debts, for instance.

Besides, the slowdown in the global economy reduces exports from African countries and their ability to earn foreign exchange and repay debt, while monetary tightening in the United States and other advanced countries causes interest rate hikes, forcing African countries to pay more on their borrowings.

In the narrative, China was pictured as an insidious lender that ensnares developing countries in unsustainable debt and attempts to take advantage of their military and natural resources when these countries are unable to repay their debts.

Third, some countries involved in the BRI have actually aimed to repay their debt to Western governments and multilateral financial institutions by borrowing from China to build infrastructure, since infrastructure projects, which account for about 70 percent of BRI projects, can help them develop their economies and accumulate capital.

The Western governments and institutions have largely refused to lend to such infrastructure projects given their long payback cycles, but China has helped those countries develop their economies and gain access to higher tax revenues so that they have the money to repay their debts to Western entities and improve domestic livelihoods.

The need to repay debt placed strict requirements on savings, leading to an economic recession.

However, the distribution of local government debt in the country is uneven, with some regions having higher debt risks and greater pressure to repay principal and interest, Liu said at a news conference held by the State Council Information Office.

One wonders about how much revenue a company needs each year to repay its principal and interest.

After Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a presidential decree in early March, announcing that rubles would be used to repay foreign currency debts of "unfriendly countries", the Russian sovereign CDS index showed the probability of sovereign debt default had risen to 80 percent, reflecting the broad concern about the possibility of a default.

As some 40 percent of Russia's foreign reserves deposited overseas have been frozen, the country's ability to repay its foreign debts has been weakened to a certain extent.

First, after foreign reserves were frozen, although the guarantor role of the Bank of Russia as the final advancer has been weakened, the country's central bank still has the ability to repay short-term foreign debt.

So far as we know, though Russia's ability to repay its foreign debt has been weakened, the country still has the ability and willingness to repay its sovereign foreign debt.

For those micro and small businesses that face temporary difficulties but still have the intention to repay loans and the ability to create jobs, banks should negotiate with them and decide how they will make loan principal and interest payments according to the principle of market orientation.

Li also urged financial institutions to consider adopting supportive policies for consumers of durable goods and those struggling to repay loans due to the pandemic.

In addition, regulators also encouraged commercial banks to reasonably set first home mortgage requirements for new urban residents who meet home-purchase conditions and to improve convenience for them to borrow and repay such loans.

In Zhejiang, college students will be able to borrow up to 500,000 yuan ($79,000) to start a business, and if the business fails, the government will help repay at least 80 percent of the loan, Chen said.

They should also avoid implementing the same lending policies for all corporate borrowers across the board and not require high energy consumption enterprises to repay loans early, so as to prevent risks during the process of reducing carbon emissions, he said.

Countries that were unable to repay debt at maturity found that China had never made things more difficult for them, but instead actively explored win-win resolution.

Per the report, 10.6 percent of interviewees said they would choose to repay loans or debts before engaging in any consumption, and less than 10 percent would opt to invest their year-end bonus.

Currently, there are over 400 million mid-income earners who are spending 40 percent to 50 percent of their total income to repay housing loans and related expenses.

Such loans are permitted to be used by developers to repay outstanding loans and bonds.

First, the housing bubbles in the two countries are different in terms of the degree of asset damage, the type of asset damage, and the willingness and ability of the parties with damaged assets to repay.

In China, the entities hardest hit by the recent housing turmoil are property developers and local government financing vehicles, which indeed lack the ability to repay.

There have been concerns recently over the large number of prepayments among households, but it is also this phenomenon, together with the current new mortgage interest rates being significantly lower than the past mortgage interest rates, that has resulted in "borrowing anew to repay the old" among households.

Liu Ge, senior researcher at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, which is part of the Renmin University of China in Beijing, said a reduction in mortgage interest rates will lead to a win-win scenario for both homebuyers and commercial banks, against the backdrop of an increasing number of people seeking to repay their home loans earlier than scheduled.

Experts: Extension of loan repayments to bolster developers, boost confidenceThis week's extension of policies supporting China's real estate sector should help allay any potential worries of financial institutions about developers' ability to repay loans amid a tardy recovery of the industry, and boost market confidence, experts said on Tuesday.

"Given the weak recovery in the housing market, financial institutions appear to have concerns over developers' ability to repay loans, while some loans are even withdrawn," Tian said.

The circular added that the withdrawn funds should be used for project construction and repayment of debt as priorities, and must not be used to purchase land, make new investments or repay money borrowed from shareholders.

Third, even though the home sales index ended a declining trend in April and May, the index for new investment and construction is likely to continue heading lower, as many private property developers are still under great debt repayment pressure, and will repay debts first before acquiring new land parcels.

Developers having a lower debt burden and better ability to repay loans will also mean a lower risk of bad loans for banks and bond defaults for investors, strengthening overall financial stability.

Wang and Cui said they were willing to repay the school with action and shoulder their responsibilities for its future development.

They sold two of their houses to repay a debt of 2 million yuan in the first year, but they were persistent.

From this year, developers have high enthusiasm for financing, aiming to ease cash flow pressures, repay matured debts and purchase lands.

These have been mostly in short-term debt, where the issuer can buy back their bonds at a discount and book a profit now, rather than repay at full value a few months later.

A more accommodative financing condition has helped developers to replenish liquidity and repay debts.

According to estimates of the Evergrande Research Institute, real estate developers in China will need to repay debts of 6.1 trillion yuan ($887.4 billion) this year and 5.9 trillion yuan in 2020.

When a property firm borrows heavily to build new projects, but is unable to repay in time due to poor financials, or paucity of buyers, or sluggish sales, or other market forces, it will likely default.

A Beijing court has barred Dai from high-end consumption and "nonnecessities of life and work" due to both his and the company's failure to repay debts.

Renault's revamp also aims to help it repay an emergency 5-billion-euro loan last year from the French state, which owns a 15 percent stake in the automaker.

Changsheng will repay Foton's loans of $621 million to Borgward within three years.

"I take a loan of $30 in the morning and with the proceeds, I purchase leather belts from a wholesale shop in town, which I sell to middle-class clients by evening so that I can repay the loan on the same day," he said.

The company will repay 30 percent of an outstanding balance on behalf of a tech firm in the event of default.

The country has adopted a package of measures to solve the hidden debt risk, which include extending debt maturities, selling assets to repay debts, and replacing short-term and costly local government financial vehicle debts with local government refinancing bonds that have longer-term maturities and lower costs.

For instance, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange said on Nov 1 that it had stopped the review of the IPO application of Fuhua Tongda Chemical Inc, a herbicide maker that intended to use IPO proceeds to repay debt after having paid out big dividends in the past two years.

Other measures include encouraging local governments and LGFVs to use proceeds related to their assets to repay debts; limiting indebted local governments from initiating new investment projects; and facilitating financial institutions engaging in debt resolution through maturity extension, refinancing and debt swaps.

Special refinancing bonds are government bonds whose proceeds are typically used to repay hidden government debt — usually the liabilities of local government financing vehicles, or LGFVs — that are implicitly guaranteed by local governments.

Rising real interest rates indicate that borrowers need to pay more in the form of goods or services to repay their debts.

Special refinancing bonds are government bonds whose proceeds are typically used to repay hidden government debt, usually the liabilities of LGFVs that are implicitly guaranteed by local governments.

Their comments emerged as at least eight A-share listed companies had disclosed that Zhongrong, which had 629.3 billion yuan ($86.3 billion) worth of trust assets under management at the end of last year, had failed to repay them the maturing trust products it managed.

For instance, Hangzhou Innover Technology Co Ltd, a Shenzhen-listed gas meter producer, announced on Wednesday that Zhongrong did not repay the company and its subsidiary the principal and interest on 40 million yuan worth of trust products.

"According to news reports, Zhongrong's missed payments are related to "fund-pooling" type products, whereby funds from different investment products are pooled together and proceeds from newly sold products are used to repay old ones.

Argentina's use of the renminbi to repay its debts to the International Monetary Fund, in particular, has underscored the currency's potential in mitigating developing economies' common challenge of a US dollar shortage and revamping the global monetary system, they said.

In late July, Argentine Economy Minister Sergio Massa announced that the nation's government will use the liquidity provided by the currency swap agreement with China to repay $1.7 billion of its $2.7 billion payment obligations to the IMF, and expressed his thanks to the Chinese government, China Central Television reported.

In late July, Argentine Economy Minister Sergio Massa announced that the nation's government will use the renminbi liquidity provided by its currency swap agreement with China to repay $1.7 billion of its $2.7 billion payment obligations to the IMF, and expressed his thanks to the Chinese government, China Central Television reported.

Argentina's Ministry of Economy announced on Monday the country will repay $1.7 billion out of its $2.7 billion payment obligations to the IMF using the RMB, tapping into the currency swap agreement with China, China Central Television reported on Tuesday.

Students do not need to repay the principal or interest while they are still at college, and can apply for a five-year probation period after graduation, during which they only pay interest.

The willingness of homebuyers to repay their mortgages early has increased recently, and the inefficiency of banks in handling early repayments has caused wide concern.

One of the reasons prompting some homebuyers to repay mortgages early is that the returns on wealth management products are lower than their mortgage rates.

Some homebuyers have reportedly sought to repay their mortgage principal earlier than scheduled as they deemed the interest burden of their mortgages relatively high.

Gao Ruidong, chief macro economist at Everbright Securities, said that in recent years, local government debt has been increasing rapidly, and the pressure to repay it has intensified.

Many countries have been forced to issue new bonds with higher interest rates in order to repay old debts, forming a vicious circle in the medium and long term, according to the report.

Many countries have been forced to issue new bonds with higher interest rates in order to repay old debt, forming a vicious circle in the medium and long term, according to the report.

Taking it as a regular operation of the country's monetary policy, the PBOC said financial institutions will use part of the released funds to repay the maturing medium-term lending facilities while use the rest to replenish long-term funds to better meet the needs of market entities.

They should also avoid implementing the same lending policies for all corporate borrowers across the board and avoid requiring high energy consumption enterprises to repay loans early, so as to prevent risks during the process of reducing carbon emissions, he said.

Financial institutions will use part of the released funds to repay maturing medium-term lending facilities.