bond market

A broader investor base is enabling domestic borrowers to price shariah-compliant notes tighter than conventional offerings, CIMB says.

Alan Brown, senior advisor for Schroder Investment Management in London, shares his bird’s-eye view of investing with Jame DiBiasio.

The region’s G3 bond market saw a disappointing first quarter but issuers are expected to rush to raise funding before rates touch unfavourable levels.

In view of recent corporate defaults in China, Standard & Poor’s discusses what lies ahead for the country's credit market.

The Indian bank sold the first dollar bond from one of the country’s financial institutions since January, braving jittery pre-election market conditions.

A planned Rmb1.5 billion issue by Maoye International suggests demand for dim sum bonds might not be dependent on the currency’s appreciation.

The complementary nature of loans and bonds enables issuers to improve their bargaining power, lowering overall funding costs.

Bond markets go gangbusters as Axiata issues a debut sukuk, while RoadKing, Korea Hydro, Siam Commercial Bank and Nonghyup Bank raise $2 billion collectively.

Revenues for foreign banks in China will rise 20% by 2015, according to a survey by PwC, despite weaker economic growth.