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.
The development of domestic debt markets have been the key to preventing a second financial crisis in the region says HSBC’s head of global banking for South East Asia.
The US-listed mainland property developer seals an aggressively priced bond after attracting more than $1.8 billion of orders at peak level.
Guillaume du Cheyron's move comes as the bank restructures globally.
Contrasting demand for issues by China's Road King and Fenghui Leasing as credit markets show signs of softening.
Generic drug manufacturer takes advantage of rising order books for Indian high-yield deals to price significantly through many brokers' fair value estimates.
Sovereign takes advantage of strong credit market momentum to re-build foreign exchange reserves depleted by heavy debt re-payments.
Indian IT company Hexaware Technologies draws strong demand for a debut high yield bond. Can it help overcome the sector's difficulties of the past year-and-a-half?
Has the country finally got the ingredients right to serve up a debut international bond deal?
Indian auto parts manufacturer brings debut dollar bond as analysts speculate it will use proceeds to buy US company.
Republic raises €3 billion from dual-tranche transaction, more than double the amount raised from its 2015 euro-denominated issue.
Bangladesh's finance minister, Abul Maal Abdul Muhith, discusses the country's plans to finance its ambitious growth targets.
The inaugural FinanceAsia Bond Investor Survey, sponsored by HSBC and S&P Global Ratings, reveals the growing scale and confidence of the region’s credit markets and investors.
Trio of dollar-denominated issuers mark a busy day for the Asian primary markets.
Government takes new step to avoid balance of payments crisis by raising $500 million from the international bond market.
China's domestic bond market has provided a funding bonanza for its property companies since last summer. Will signs of investor fatigue tempt some of them offshore again?
Valuations have cheapened as frontier market countries grapple with fiscal discipline and collapsing commodity prices.
Yunnan's provincial government sells its first dollar-denominated bond, while Hong Kong Airlines returns to the offshore market less than three months since its last deal.