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Chinese state-owned oil giant's latest dollar-denominated debt offering benefits from conducive market conditions after the Fed kept its interest rates unchanged.

Hong Kong has created a successful arena for Chinese companies to list in but reform is needed, says Morgan Stanley's Asia Pacific co-CEO.

Reception to Chinese oil major shows investors still like some energy-related names.

Sinopec and Cnooc debt offerings sustain China as the region's biggest issuer, while the Philippines vaults into second place due to a dearth of issuance from Korea and India.

State-owned oil refiner raises Asia’s largest dual-currency bond, pricing the bonds at competitive levels.

Foreign banks and investors haven't struck pay dirt with Sinopec's $17.4 billion retail unit stake sale.

A consortium of Citic Capital, Boyu Capital, Canada Pension Plan, KKR and TPG has bid for a 30% stake in Sinopec's retail unit, worth potentially more than $20 billion.

Reform of China’s sprawling state-owned enterprises is generating lucrative assignments for bankers. However they must be in it for the long-haul as change will take time.

China’s largest refiner issued the multi-tranche $5 billion jumbo for refinancing and capital expenditure purposes while interest rates remain favourable.