credit

Foreign investor interest in the world's third-biggest bond market is growing. But that interest is capped until China develops a reliable credit market and is included in benchmark indices.

Bad-loan manager and white goods maker add to surge of Chinese credits accessing the dollar-denominated bond market.

Shareholders including two controlled by CVC Capital Partners sold shares in Indonesia’s largest shopping mall operator on the back of strong operational figures.

SOE debt, declining oil prices and trouble at a sovereign wealth fund have prompted foreign investor outflows and undermined Malaysia’s economic outlook.

HDFC Bank is the latest Indian company to tap equity capital markets, with the successful share sale expected to spur more ECM activity in the first half.

Shinhan Bank is marketing a dollar bond, while Pakistan is on a roadshow for potential dollar notes.

Rising US Treasury yields could cause another selloff in Asian fixed income markets, but Morgan Stanley sees opportunities in longer-duration investment grade credit.

The Japanese bank has hired Abhijit Shrivastava from Deutsche Bank, as it seeks to capture growth of India’s credit market.