Foreign investment in China's bond market is likely to increase as Chinese bonds are included in ever-more international indices.

A new Invesco study shows institutional investors in Asia are increasingly willing to experiment on factor investing in the fixed income space, despite the complexity.

Investors can now turn to a familiar face in China as S&P Global is granted the first licence to offer credit ratings services. Will this be a game-changer?

Underdeveloped derivatives markets in China may be holding back investor access to onshore bonds. Three specialists say what needs to be done.

The policy change heralds a new round of financial liberalisation as mainland Chinese regulators welcome international investment.

ESG-linked investments play only a minority role in Asia-Pacific institutional portfolios but that looks set to change in the next two years, a comprehensive new study shows.

Global index providers are boosting China in their indices this year. However, China has more work to do to convince investors to stay.

To qualify for emerging market status in MSCI’s suite of indices, and maybe FTSE's too, Vietnam needs to do more to attract foreign investors. A landmark new securities law comes not before time.

The inclusion of Chinese bonds in international indices will foster a more mature bond market with liquid benchmark rates.

The Malaysian bourse is following Singapore and Hong Kong in considering studying unconventional share structures – despite caution from index providers.