China’s second largest bad debt manager is the first Asian corporate this year to raise foreign debt.
China Shenhua, the world’s largest coal producer, mandates banks for potential dollar bond, defying market fears towards the volatile commodity sector.
The international arm of China's State Grid Corporation looks set to bring welcome diversification to the European utilities sector with its debut euro-denominated bond deal.
In a rising interest rate environment the appeal of investing in longer duration bonds declines but this isn't the case for 2015.
The Chinese asset management firm’s $500m tap of its existing bond pushes the region’s total debt capital market volumes to new heights.
Chinese chemicals company sells its first global debt offering, raising funds for refinancing and working capital purposes despite volatility in the commodity chemical market.
Asia’s biggest internet company sells inaugural six-part jumbo offering, pricing well inside some of the world's largest tech firms and higher-rated Chinese SOEs.
BOC is raising a capped $600m dual-tranche offering, while Alibaba is expected to sell an $8b multi-tranche jumbo on Thursday, buoyed by strong investor sentiment.
The Indian bank takes advantage of spread tightening across the country's credit curve.
China’s latest infrastructure-backed dual-tranche note raises funds for the development of Beijing’s metro system.
Its IPO blazed a trail in the equity markets and now Alibaba is coming back with a record-breaking bond deal.
Hong Kong bank completes its debut Basel III-compliant offering on the back of strong momentum in the bank capital sector.
The Hong Kong-listed property company’s debut $800 million five-year bond was six times oversubscribed, offering investors a good pickup over similar rated credits.
An important new sector of the Asian debt markets picks up speed with the pricing of jumbo offshore Tier 2 deals for Bank of China and China Construction Bank.
Shandong Shipping takes advantage of secondary market momentum with a debut bond, credit-enhanced by Agricultural Bank of China.
China Travel Services, Tewoo and Hongqiao launch combined $1.7 billion of dollar bonds, shoring up funds as market volatility subsides.
Hanjin International’s inaugural dollar floating rate note prices 20bp tighter than closest comparables as investors prep for a rising rate environment.
State-run power plant operator paid zero new premium for its latest $300m bond, defying global growth fears as credit spreads remain volatile
China’s second-biggest steel producer raises its first dollar-denominated bond, boosting its warchest amid thirst for global expansion.
The Malaysian bank shores up funds amid active merger discussions with CIMB and Malaysia Building Society.