FinanceAsia is pleased to present the first results from its 2016 fixed income poll.
The Macau casino operator withstands a period of sharp volatility in the global bond markets to sell a $1.2 billion bond.
Central China Real Estate priced a $200 million bond this week. But it had to pull the deal back from the brink of collapse amid tough market conditions and claims of overly aggressive pricing.
The second FinanceAsia Bond Investor Survey, sponsored by HSBC and S&P Global Ratings, offers key insights into how investors are approaching markets today.
Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) returned to the dollar bond market on Friday. But the company's attempt to sell a masala bond was abandoned shortly after take-off.
Some bond investors worry that anchor accounts hold too much sway with small deals. But Yuzhou Property is unlikely to complain.
Falling bond yields convince Bumi Serpong Damai to redeem an old bond — and to quickly replace it with cheaper funding.
Pakistan returns with record breaking sukuk, while Indian agro-chemicals company makes its offshore debut.
Local government financing vehicles in China are raising many questions for bond investors. They will need answers soon — a big jump in supply looms large.
Indonesian property developer takes advantage of improving sentiment after completing the new money component of an exchange offer and consent solicitation.
The Hong Kong-listed property group returns to the US dollar bond markets after funding costs fall.
New dollar-denominated deal stalls during syndication, adding a new woeful chapter in the collapse of the carrier's affiliate Hanjin Shipping.
China National Bluestar, ICBC Leasing and Shui On Land collectively sell $2.75 billion of dollar debt ahead of the US presidential debate.
Country Garden and Dongxing Securities take advantage of calm market conditions ahead of potential rate induced volatility.
Another busy day in the dollar bond market, with few signs of investor fatigue as three property developers successfully raise fresh debt funds.
Power producer shows that the high-yield bond markets are very much open for Indonesian credits after securing a very large order book for a tightly priced deal.
Issuers ignore heavy pipeline with two tightly priced deals.
Another busy day but better pricing for investors as issuers make allowances for a heavy pipeline and the poor trading performance of recent deals.
Greenland Holdings and Jiangsu NewHeadline opt for aggressive pricing while markets remain quiet but momentum is still strong.
The Indonesian power producer hits the road ahead of bond refinancing plan.