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Asia’s perpetual bond market has been on a tear since the beginning of the year, and looks ready to break new records before half the year is up. We take a look at the numbers.

Chinese banks will continue to dominate supply of AT1 and tier two bonds over the coming years. But TLAC rules could have surprising ramifications.

The Hong Kong-listed lender shrugs off volatility in global markets, issuing its first-ever dollar bond.

China’s biggest and best known banks have issued a stream of additional tier one bonds over the last two years. Now, it is time for the smaller players to have their turn.

South Korea's second-biggest lender taps bond market ahead of US Fed's interest rate decision but finds a poor reception from investors.

South Korea's second-largest lender set to print new additional tier one debt, turning to the market on the cusp of a crucial interest rate meeting in the US.

Canadian financial group becomes the first foreign insurer to issuer Tier 2 debt in Singapore dollars, adding to last week's flurry of bank capital deals.

National Australia Bank's S$450m bond is the latest in a barrage of subordinated deals for the city-state's yield-hungry investors.

A recent Basel announcement means China’s banks must raise billions in capital in the coming years. It should be manageable but support from foreign investors is far from assured.