Heavy issuance clouds relative value perceptions in secondary markets as the gap widens between the fortunes of investment grade and high yield transactions.
Should investors seek shelter on the frontier from the storm engulfing emerging markets? Yes say experts as long as they choose their country carefully.
Two of the region’s most experienced borrowers explain how to deal with the FX and interest rate volatility besetting global bond markets.
Interest rates, FX, politics, the property market and debt in China could all hit market prospects in the second half of 2017, S&P Global Ratings' Terry Chan says.
The new administration in Washington is the key source of uncertainty for the region but volatility closer to home also adds to the risk, writes Terry Chan of S&P Global Ratings.
Ravi Karunanayake, Sri Lanka’s finance minister, says the government is cooking up some mega deals for investors.
Mark Mobius, executive chairman of Franklin Templeton’s emerging markets group, discusses the recent selloff, Chinese debt and his favourite themes.
Who's afraid of Ben Bernanke? Hints of Fed tapering sparked a sell-off in emerging market bonds, but most of the outflow came from mutual funds.
BIS data showing Q1 spike in cross-border lending to emerging markets says as much about Japanese banks as it does about growth.
The decision to award the 2020 Summer Games to Tokyo reflects a new zeitgeist about emerging markets.
Senior officials in Benigno Aquino’s administration argue they can help keep the Philippines’ growth story on track even as other Asian markets face capital outflows.
Pockets of demand still exist within Asia, but some borrowers are ignoring the region in favour of the US bond market.
Morgan Stanley’s global macro and emerging-market equity chief Ruchir Sharma says investors must avoid the big Bric markets in favour of smaller markets such as Thailand.
Its central bank has done much to help the domestic banking sector develop and is taking further steps in areas such as capital markets and attracting foreign investment.
George Hoguet, global investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors, speaks to FinanceAsia during a trip to Hong Kong. He specialises in emerging markets.
Alex Wilmot-Sitwell will join Bank of America Merrill Lynch as president for Europe and emerging markets (ex-Asia) less than a month after he was appointed to a new role as chairman of the investment bank at UBS.
Tarun Mahrotri's departure from J.P. Morgan leaves James Kenny in sole charge of global emerging markets, while Pranav Thakur takes over fixed income for emerging Asia.
Rob Jesudason's previous job as head of the financial institutions group for Asia-Pacific will be taken over by Greater China FIG head Simon Yuan and Nicolo Salsano, who is relocating from Europe.
Plus, Richard Heyes takes over as head of equities for pan-Asia, and David Khoo is appointed as a managing director in the Asia-Pacific financial institutions group.
J.P. Morgan promotes Tarun Mahrotri to co-head of global emerging markets for fixed income, broadening his earlier Asian responsibilities.