--FILE--un logo de HNA est représenté sur un immeuble de bureaux de HNA Group à Jinan City, Shandong province de Chine orientale, le 29 juillet 2017. Au moins deux d'H
--FILE--A logo of HNA is pictured on an office building of HNA Group in Ji'nan city, east China's Shandong province, 29 July 2017. At least two of HNA Group's overseas deals have hit a hurdle as the Chinese conglomerate struggles to take money out of China amid a government crackdown on capital outflows, said four people familiar with the process. The two pending deals involved are HNA's announced acquisition of the London-based International Currency Exchange (ICE) for about 200 million pounds ($264.36 million) and a mandatory tender offer to buy a larger stake in a Swedish hotel group, the people said. HNA Tourism, a unit that specializes in air travel, tourism and hospitality management, said in April 2016 that it had agreed to buy ICE, one of the world's largest foreign exchange retailers, as part of a European investment spree aimed at expanding its business. The deal was expected to be completed in April this year, but HNA Tourism has for months been facing roadblocks in obtaining Chinese regulatory approval to move capital offshore to finance the relatively small takeover, said one person with direct knowledge of the matter.
