Indonesia’s flag carrier is spinning off its maintenance unit in what promises to be the country’s largest IPO this year.
Chinese issuance may tail off as regulators indicate they will not approve any more offshore bonds once the National People's Congress gets under way in mid-October.
Region enters the record books with four months of the year still to go. Will issuance continue to set such a frantic pace over the autumn and winter months?
Representatives of the country's most respected companies gather in Jakarta.
Indo Premier Sekuritas also takes an award in the country that is home to our overall best bank winner.
Indonesia's largest private-sector bank sweeps competitors with highest profitability.
Soechi Lines postpones debut bond offering after typhoon Merbok hits Hong Kong and investors pay more heed to tight valuations across Asian high yield.
Indonesian property developer is the first corporate borrower to test investor sentiment since the sovereign was upgraded to full investment grade status.
It has been a long time coming; some would say too long. What does the market think of Indonesia's upgrade to investment grade status?
Hong Kong’s richest man is ambitious in building a global telecom empire. Will he turn to Indonesia if the opportunity arises?
Indonesian state-owned electricity giant brings rare long-dated bond, taking advantage of investor demand for returns amid a flattening of the Treasury yield curve.
Chinese issuance shows signs of tapering off as South East Asia returns to greater prominence.
How much longer can the region's high yield bond bonanza continue after another month of strong issuance?
The sale by existing shareholders is for a stake of up to 15% in Indonesia’s largest telecom tower operator.
A rally in the price of coal and the chance of credit upgrades ensured the Indonesian miner got a warm welcome from global bond investors.
We reveal the fourth part of our Asia's Best Managed Companies survey, in which portfolio managers and buy-side analysts give their verdicts on the region's leading corporations.
Indonesia's finance chief returned to a job she held from 2005 to 2010, and wasted no time in stamping her authority. She's a deserving Finance Minister of the Year.
The Indonesian garment manufacturer has pushed out its debt maturities, selling a small bond that got overwhelming demand.
Around $26 trillion of infrastructure investment is needed in Asia over the next 15 years. There is one obvious place to look.
The coal mining group gets a warm welcome as the recovery in commodity prices helps bond investors to look beyond the recent default of key customer PT Berau Coal Energy.