Singaporean bank brings the tightest additional Tier 1 capital deal on record.
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.
Warsaw sells Rmb3 billion of panda bonds, a milestone for Beijing's efforts to boost the use of renminbi and opening its capital markets.
With investors starved of yield, China Orient could have sold the bonds 10-times over, enabling the state-owned enterprise to price the deal aggressively.
After a decade-long absence from international markets, Small and medium Business Corp drew orders totalling more than $3.75 billion.
China's fifth-largest lender sells an aggressively-priced floater after building a peak order book of $4.25 billion.
The power sector company adds some green flavouring to the nascent Masala bond market, selling the sector's first environmentally-friendly bond, while Motherson completes tap.
Contrasting demand for issues by China's Road King and Fenghui Leasing as credit markets show signs of softening.
A debut dollar bond for Adani Transmission receives a strong reception, continuing a run of well received deals from the sub-continent.
Rare opportunity to access pure sovereign credit brings US investors to the forefront.
CDB Capital and China Minsheng investment hit a bond market showing signs of stabilising following the recent credit rally.
Another aggressively priced bond from a Chinese state-owned enterprise.
The country's largest metals trader prints a $1 billion bond that prices inside its secondary levels.
India's largest oil and gas explorer returns to the international capital markets to seek fresh capital to refinance an acquisition loan.
Hong Kong's first listed Reit makes its green bond debut with a transaction that prices through its secondary market curve.
India's largest mortgage lender pays up to ensure Masala bond market finally gets off the ground.
ICBC Asia, the offshore subsidiary of China's largest bank, sells $1bn alternative tier one bond, becoming the first Asian lender to issue a dollar bond in the format this year.
Korean telecom operator returns to the international bond markets for the first time in two years with the kind of long-dated blue chip name that plays well with domestic investors.
With default risks and borrowing costs rising at home, Chinese LGFVs are increasingly looking offshore for funding.
Chinese toll road operator and Korean utility take advantage of strong credit markets to complete aggressively priced bonds.