From Bloomberg, April 18, 2019, 9:31 PM EDT CMIG cross defaults triggered on $800 million of dollar bonds A debt crisis at one of China's most well-known private conglomerates entered a new stage Thursday, with the company saying cross-default clauses had been triggered on dollar bonds worth $800 million. China Minsheng Investment Group Corp. has appointed Kirkland & Ellis as legal adviser, according to a Hong Kong stock exchange filing , which also noted that banks have set up a creditor's committee to try to stabilize the company. The cross default comes after CMIG's problems spread to its affiliate Yida China Holdings Ltd ., making some of the developer's debt immediately payable, and causing a chain reaction back to the parent company's own securities. CMIG spooked investors with a late bond repayment earlier this year, joining other sprawling Chinese conglomerates such as HNA Group Co. in struggling to repay debt after a spending spree. Since its establ...