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For high-yield names, investors are demanding an attractive new-issue premium.
By Denise Wee | 7 May 2012
CNOOC, a state-owned Chinese oil company, draws $17 billion of demand for its 10- and 30-year bonds, but leaves investors clamouring for more after refusing to upsize the ...
By Denise Wee | 27 April 2012
Bond issuers rush to take money off the table as Asian credit markets tighten.
By Denise Wee | 26 April 2012
The bookrunners accelerate the sale to take advantage of demand in a volatile market after attracting $2 billion of orders.
By Mei Tuicolo | 11 November 2010
Despite the recent sluggish performance of China's property market, Renhe's new issue achieves a sound performance, printing at par and trading up to 100.375 on its first day.
By Mei Tuicolo | 6 September 2010
Yanlord Land Group relies on its strong credit fundamentals to become the latest Chinese developer to sell high-yield bonds offshore, even as the market worries about tightening...
By Mei Tuicolo | 28 April 2010
Despite volatile markets in Europe and the US, nine bond issuers came to market in Asia last week, including Noble, Chandra Asri, New World, KDB and Star Energy. But Bank of ...
By Mei Tuicolo | 8 February 2010
Evergrande’s $750 million high-yield issue hits the market on a day when trading suffers in response to President Obama’s proposed new limits on US banks.
By Mei Tuicolo | 25 January 2010
China urgently needs to fix its bond markets, argues Standard Chartered Bank's China economist, Stephen Green.
By Stephen Green | 27 March 2007
America’s largest buy-out firm adds to its growing collection of China experts.
By Dan Slater | 23 November 2006
Policy bank precedes sovereign with a benchmark issue in dollars and euros.
By Jackie Horne | 29 September 2004
Xinhua and Lehman launch China''s first comprehensive bond index.
By Kamni Bharwani | 24 February 2004
An unusual high yield transaction from China is completed.
By Jackie Horne | 19 June 2003
The Chinese bond market, long a dormant beast, has been showing signs of life in the past 12 months.
By Dan Slater | 24 April 2003
The Chinese government is taking a fresh look at developing the almost non existent corporate bond market.
By Dan Slater | 16 August 2002
Is this further evidence that the Chinese government is taking a more pro-European approach to mandate allocation?
By Steven Irvine | 11 May 2001
The People''s Republic of China looks set to re-enter the international bond markets in November with a new dollar benchmark via Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley ...
By Jackie Horne | 14 September 2000
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