Company chooses a much better market window for an IPO it hopes investors will view as much more than just an Apple play.

The world's largest hydropower operator adds to a China green bond tally that dwarfs the rest of the region.

Private equity and sovereign wealth groups take advantage of strong bond markets to raise funds to pay themselves a special dividend in Indian outsourcing company.

Soechi Lines postpones debut bond offering after typhoon Merbok hits Hong Kong and investors pay more heed to tight valuations across Asian high yield.

Chemical company brings Malaysia's biggest IPO in five years as the sector hits new highs and foreign investors return to the country. Can it last?

The company's stock and bond prices staged a small recovery late last week. Was it just a dead cat bounce, or a sign the company can weather its liquidity crisis?

Indonesian property developer is the first corporate borrower to test investor sentiment since the sovereign was upgraded to full investment grade status.

Strong demand for deal with a "proper" perpetual structure as group moves closer to creating the world's largest chemical company.

Hong Kong property developer's deal sees sector re-price. Is this the end of the road for fixed-for-life perpetuals?

It has been a long time coming; some would say too long. What does the market think of Indonesia's upgrade to investment grade status?

India's second infrastructure investment trust struggles after a disappointing trading debut by the first.

Michael de Guzman is appointed as head of Philippines coverage in the investment banking division.

Flotation of fast growing consumer finance operator will represent an important new test for the country's burgeoning equity capital markets and the re-capitalisation of its banking sector.

Non-Japan Asia gets its first benchmark flotation of a recruitment services firm.

The Korean bank takes advantage of prevailing wind for bank capital instruments.