Deal flow set to pick up if regulatory hold ups are resolved and markets play ball.
Markets brace for a crucial few weeks that will likely determine how 2018 comes to be remembered.
The founder of Noble will free up his executive director role ahead of the beleaguered commodity trading firm's vote on its $3.5 billion debt-for-equity swap.
Shareholders of the beleaguered commodity trading firm will decide later this month whether to save it from collapse by voting on a searing debt-for-equity swap.
Asian bond markets have been staging an unexpected recovery as fund flows turn positive and investors begin putting money back to work. Can it last as Sino-US trade tensions take centre stage once more?
As China's deleveraging efforts continue to reverberate through Asian bond markets, with Local Government Financing Vehicles in the spotlight, how deep will the re-pricing will be?
With corporate defaults likely to rise further, developing a reliable credit rating system could be key to drawing more participation from global investors.
Escalating global trade tensions stop a tentative rally in its tracks, overpowering the positive impact of declining issuance and rebounding Treasuries.
It has been a long time coming, but an inaugural international bond issue from Bangladesh is being stitched together and in green to boot.
First ever bond issue from Cambodia comes up trumps despite being caught in the crosshairs of emerging market volatility and the deadening weight of Chinese property credits on secondary market spreads.
Two of the region’s most experienced borrowers explain how to deal with the FX and interest rate volatility besetting global bond markets.
After struggling to digest a wave of issuance from Chinese property developers, Asian G3 bond markets await equally strong deal flow from LGFVs that will reverberate around the region.
Over 75% of Noble's senior debt holders agree to its $3.5 billion restructuring plan, a crucial step for the turnaround of the embattled commodities trader.
Issuers are coming to terms with the alien concept of a new issue premium (NIP) as Asian bond markets suffer a difficult start to the year. Where will they go from here?
In a wide-ranging interview, Sri Lanka's central bank governor explains how a new Liability Management Act should aid its debt management amid unsettled domestic politics and global financial markets.
Will Richard Elman's departure herald a breakthrough in talks over Noble Group's contentious restructuring support agreement?
A lawsuit and stock sales underline equity shareholders continuing dissatisfaction with Noble's proposed restructuring as the group defaults on its March 2018 bond issue.
A group of investors present a counterproposal to improve their standing in the embattled commodity trader’s distressed debt exchange.
A pioneer of distressed debt investing in Asia, SSG CIO Edwin Wong says he has turned cautious on China amid rising competition, but sees promise elsewhere in the region.
Rising funding costs and regulators' strict new guidelines for borrowers will prompt a wave of issuance offshore in 2018.