Hong Kong-listed construction company Hsin Chong Group Holdings has defaulted on both of its US dollar bonds totalling $450 million.
With its online ticketing business Maoyan Entertainment looking to raise $345 million from its IPO, Tencent is set to go head-to-head against Alibaba on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
Foreign investment in China's bond market is likely to increase as Chinese bonds are included in ever-more international indices.
The Chinese technology giant has raised $675 million from its first hybrid securities issue. This might just reduce Lenovo's leverage.
Hong Kong is gearing up to sell its inaugural green bonds which could be the largest issuance of sovereign green paper in the world.
The Chinese solar panel manufacturer has slipped into further trouble after it was forced to abandon plans to raise fresh capital from a convertible bond sale.
Despite the regulatory risks that surround China’s education sector, the private school operator manages to close the year's first convertible bond sale in Asia ex-Japan.
The US bank promotes Eeswary Krishnan and Rishi Jalan to co-head its Asia Pacific debt capital markets syndicate across the region.
The firm is raising $2 billion just as property prices begin slipping. It aims to buy buildings cheaply from distressed sellers and find fixer-uppers to continue delivering outsized returns.
Stricter enforcement of regulations by Chinese and Hong Kong authorities is expected to boost investor confidence in China's bond market.
Gordon Wu is taking the Hong Kong property firm private for $2.7 billion, or a 47% premium to its traded price. Thomas Jefferson Wu is not joining his octogenarian dad's consortium.
New cryptocurrency regulations could lose Hong Kong business in the short-term but by instilling greater confidence in the market they could help further ahead.
Bank of China taps global interest with its first multi-currency, multi-tranche offshore bond to support the Greater Bay Area.
One of them, Baytree, could even be worth than less than implied six months ago when Alibaba invested in it during pre-IPO funding.
The drug developer will be the second biotech firm to list in Hong Kong without any profits or revenues. It believes that China’s underpenetrated biologics market provides a massive opportunity in the long run.
Investors are unplugging from the primary market following poor secondary market performance. Will Tencent Music entice them back?
The fund manager's unsolicited offer dangles a 62% premium in front of unit holders. Its latest attempt to unseat the management of Spring Reit looks like it could succeed.
Former PwC tax specialist and deputy to China's parliament will succeed Carlson Tong at the securities watchdog.
Scandals have battered the rail operator's once-pristine reputation. The city's government can show its determination to improve services and ease integrity concerns by removing it from the stock market.
Work out the next big thing, then find the right entrepreneur to unlock its potential; that's the philosophy of venture capital veteran Wei Zhou's year-old company.