Investors are rushing back to Chinese LGFV offshore bonds, but credit risk means that picking the wrong ones could be costly.

The capital city of Shandong province joins the offshore fundraising bandwagon.

The BB-rated company becomes the first local government financing vehicle to sell a dollar bond this year, attracting $2.5 billion of orders for its $300 million deal.

Another LGFV sells a debut US dollar-denominated issue, attracting lukewarm demand.

A new Chinese municipality has entered the international bond markets as fears of Brexit appear to fade.

With default risks and borrowing costs rising at home, Chinese LGFVs are increasingly looking offshore for funding.

Market turbulence resulting from Trump's surprise victory fails to knock Chinese local government financing vehicle off course as it attracts $2 billion in demand for debut US dollar bond.

Debut issue sails through empty market awaiting non-farm payroll numbers from the US.

Central China Real Estate’s Mai expresses cautious optimism over property sector while New World Development’s Lam elaborates on Greater Bay Area challenges.