Angry investors protested outside a Chinese shadow bank that missed payments. The rare public show of dissent point to serious trouble in China amid debt and housing distress.

• Angry investors in China protested outside a shadow bank after it missed payments on investment products.
• A day later, Bloomberg reported the shadow banking giant behind Zhongrong is planning to restructure its debt.
• The protests were a rare show of public anger in China amid concerns over the country's economy.

Angry investors in China protested outside a shadow bank on Wednesday, after it missed payments on dozens of investment products. This rare show of public anger points to serious trouble amid debt and housing distress in the world's second-largest economy.