Chinese issuance may tail off as regulators indicate they will not approve any more offshore bonds once the National People's Congress gets under way in mid-October.

Region enters the record books with four months of the year still to go. Will issuance continue to set such a frantic pace over the autumn and winter months?

The sale of foreign-currency bonds with short-dated call options has been outlawed in Taiwan. Other options line up to satisfy investors hunting yield.

Issuance in Formosa bonds has crashed following regulatory changes, but insurers still desperately need higher-yielding products to meet their obligations to policy holders.

The bank's head of fixed income explains how it hopes to help Singapore and the wider Asian region develop more forms of green financing.

As Blackrock reportedly exits stage left, all eyes turn to Baoneng, which is likely to be the next to sell out of the Chinese property developer.

It has been a record year of issuance for perpetual bonds, but investors may be storing up future trouble buying fixed-for-life structures

One man has cast a long shadow over Thailand since 1997. Where does the country stand now as it tries to re-engage its stalled democracy?

Thailand learnt many positive lessons from the Asian Financial Crisis, which would stand it in good stead if only it could sort out its messy politics.

Leading market players reflect on the painful lessons Asia and Thailand learnt after the latter devalued the baht on July 2, 1997.

It's been a long hard road for the Chinese property company as it completes final and unexpectedly difficult step back to normal operations with bond exchange and new issue.

Hong Kong listed Road King splits off its Chinese toll roads into a new vehicle, hoping to ride sentiment towards the government's major infrastructure initiatives, such as Belt and Road.

Property company's bond deal demonstrates all that is wrong with Asia's debt capital markets as fund managers express their disgust.

The Chinese infrastructure developer brings its second fixed-for-life perpetual of the year and gets a thumbs up from investors, seemingly oblivious to interest rate risks.

The country's largest private sector placement of the past four years shows Malaysia's equity capital markets are back in business again.