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Chinese developers want to buy back their offshore bonds to take advantage of cheaper coupons at home. But will international investors agree to sell?

The Chinese government further reduces red-tape by easing restrictions on outbound investments by local companies.

Recent high-yield Chinese property issues have sold off, attracting criticism that those deals were priced too aggressively.

International investors jump at the chance to buy the deal, prompting the company to add a 10-year tranche.

How a factory worker became the world’s richest self-made woman, and a font of advice on China’s property market.

A roundup of the latest CFO and treasurer moves from around the region.

Beijing-based commercial property developer Soho China makes its first investment in Shanghai, buying a 52-storey office building from MSREF for Rmb2.45 billion.

Soho China will take advantage of an increasing supply of distressed commercial properties at cheap prices to build its project portfolio, CEO Zhang Xin says in an interview.

The CEO of the Hong Kong-listed commercial property developer talks to FinanceAsia about a shift in strategy, opportunities in the distressed market and about staying disciplined.