China’s second-largest property developer Evergrande is on the verge of collapse, causing a massive number of investors and homebuyers to gather at its headquarters—defending their rights. The majority of investors are employees of Evergrande. Ms. Yang (pseudonym), a financial adviser at subsidiary Evergrande Wealth, told the Chinese edition of The Epoch Times that the company is suspected of managing its finance products illegally. She blamed the regime’s regulator for dereliction of duties. In an interview on Sept. 14, Yang said that there are around 700 to 800 financial advisers across the country, serving 80,000 to 100,000 customers. “Evergrande Wealth has an investment scale of tens of billions of dollars, and the current unpaid funds are around $6 billion,” Yang said. According to Evergrande Wealth’s official website, community-based financial service is the business model for Evergrande Wealth, which business development relies on Evergrande’s 1,300 housing projects and 12 million homeowners in …