China tech credit

JD.com's "sexy" bond deal should rally Asia tech names to market

Despite aggressive pricing and historically tight yields, investors' appetite for Asia tech credit appears undiminished. It's an issuer's market for sure, but is it enough for a Xiaomi, Gojek, Traveloka or Tokopedia to take the bait?
January 09, 2020

Asia’s G3 primary bond markets could hardly have got off to a better start this January after JD.com brought China’s first jumbo bond offering of 2020.

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