Premium golf brand pushes pricing above the mid-point of its IPO range after a poor showing from retail investors but stronger demand from institutions.

By Jackie Horne | 29 September 2016

Japanese group gives equity markets a second dose of Asia's largest listed private healthcare provider this year.

By Jackie Horne | 26 September 2016

China's eighth largest brokerage by assets also becomes No8 out of the top 10 to attempt a Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing. The IPO is the largest by a brokerage this year.

By Jackie Horne | 26 September 2016

After a week of heavy bond supply from Hong Kong and Chinese credits, Jubilant Pharma, Kasikornbank and RHB Bank added some variety — and all got a strong welcome.

By Ray Chan | 29 September 2016

Indonesian property developer takes advantage of improving sentiment after completing the new money component of an exchange offer and consent solicitation.

By Jackie Horne | 28 September 2016

CK Hutch, New World Development and HNA Group jump into the international bond markets ahead of the Golden Week holiday.

By Ray Chan | 28 September 2016

The Hong Kong-listed property group returns to the US dollar bond markets after funding costs fall.

By Ray Chan | 28 September 2016

The capital city of Shandong province joins the offshore fundraising bandwagon.

By Ray Chan | 28 September 2016

New dollar-denominated deal stalls during syndication, adding a new woeful chapter in the collapse of the carrier's affiliate Hanjin Shipping.

By Jackie Horne | 28 September 2016

New dollar-denominated offering hits a market struggling under the twin pressures of strong supply and concerted selling following recent new issue underperformance.

By Jackie Horne | 26 September 2016

China National Bluestar, ICBC Leasing and Shui On Land collectively sell $2.75 billion of dollar debt ahead of the US presidential debate.

By Ray Chan | 26 September 2016

Asia-based bond investors switch out of high-yielding Australian corporate bonds in a flight to quality, survey reveals.

By Cherie Marriott, National Australia Bank | 26 September 2016

Japan's prime minister is determined to revive the country's economy, but he has left too much of the hard lifting to the Bank of Japan. It’s time he took responsibility.

By Matthew Thomas | 22 September 2016

Job cuts imminent at the US investment bank amid a tough year in Asia's emerging markets. Other banks may follow suit as fierce competition from Chinese brokers bites.

By Alison Tudor-Ackroyd | 25 September 2016

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