Signa May Be Too Messy to Rescue Even for Hedge Funds and Gulf Investors
A unit of the property group has already filed for insolvency and more could follow soon without new funds
The Chrysler Building in New York is co-owned by a unit of Signa
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With a roster of backers ranging from sovereign wealth funds to European billionaires holding stakes and loans across a complex company structure, Signa's restructuring promises to be a messy business.