Kexim returns with its first baht-denominated bond deal in more than two years and its lowest ever coupon in the currency.

Kexim turns to Swiss francs as US dollar bonds stall, with more issuers expected to tap dim sums and other currencies.

Kexim CFO Yoon Heesung tells FinanceAsia why he believes the bond markets will remain conducive to Korean credits and the republic's households will keep spending.

Korean policy bank returns to the dollar bond market backed by a supersized order book.

Both deals received whopping responses from investors pleased with Indonesia’s generous offering for its largest-ever bond and Kexim’s return to capital markets, riding on Korea’s safe haven status.

We talk to Choi Sung-hwan, CFO of Export-Import Bank of Korea, the gatekeeper for one of Asia's biggest borrowing programmes.

Tree huggers rejoice. Kexim sells Asia’s first US dollar “green bond”, raising $500 million.

Policy bank completes its largest ever international bond offering as it prepares to play a leading role in the restructuring of Korea's ailing shipbuilding industry.

Asia's debut green borrower becomes the first to tap the market in 2016 and the only corporate credit globally to brave the dollar-denominated debt markets on Tuesday.

Korea's most active issuer takes advantage of a potentially temporary interval in the Greek debt drama to raise $1 billion in fresh funds.