Asian high yield bond market gets a red flag

Investors reject three deals trying their luck at the bottom end of the ratings spectrum.
July 27, 2017

Investors have shown the red flag to Asia’s high yield bond market after rejecting a trio of deals from debut borrowers at the very outer edges of the ratings spectrum over the course of Monday and Tuesday.

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