Liquidators say a HK$1 billion fund for minority shareholders could erode assets that should be preserved for creditors as they pursue a separate 57 billion yuan claim against the auditor
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Evergrande’s liquidators are seeking 57 billion yuan from PwC entities over alleged accounting fraud in 2019 and 2020. Photo: VCG
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