Australia's oOh!media, NetEase and King Yuan Electronics secure loans this week as loan volumes ex-Japan continue to be a mixed bag.

The Hong Kong construction company is teaming up with a well-known Macau dealmaker to build a boutique hotel and casino that will become the main asset of the group.

Ernst & Young reports that many CEOs are lackadaisical about stamping out the evils of corruption.

Research from the law firm reports improved global high yield bond activity despite persistent macroeconomic challenges, including a weak M&A pipeline.

Read the top considerations of Asia’s leading market movers, when it comes to sustainable finance.

The significance of private Chinese property developers on the global real estate scene will continue to dwindle in the next few years, as they are overshadowed by their state-owned counterparts. Rating agencies and analysts note the rapid decline of offshore dollar bond issuance by Chinese property participants.

The bank will pivot away from investment banking and towards its Wealth Management, Swiss Bank and Asset Management divisions, as Ulrich Körner takes the helm.

The deal marks the first facility arranged in Asia’s syndicated loan market to combine both green and sustainability-linked features, and the first such issuance by a Chinese multinational.

The return of this flagship monthly FA feature sees the editorial team highlight noteworthy capital market transactions from the past six months.

FSS Liberty Trust, CDB Aviation Funding and China Resources Power Holdings feature in Dealogic's roundup of loans activity in Asia for September 21 to 27.