Asian dollar bonds; from zero to trio

After a dismal Wednesday, Chinese developer Jingrui Holdings, Indonesian ports operator Perlindo, and Korean energy firm Korea Resources collectively raise $2.1b worth of bonds.
Indonesian-based Perlindo markets its first dollar bond in 18 years
Indonesian-based Perlindo markets its first dollar bond in 18 years
April 23, 2015

After a dismal Wednesday in which there was zero greenback activity, Asian debt capital markets have sprung back to life on Thursday with a triple dollar helping worth $2.1 billion.

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