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China's bank capital issuers didn't really give a fig for the offshore markets in 2019. Will their attitude change in 2020?

Understanding what lies behind the mask is becoming ever more important as a wider variety of credits from across the region access the international bond markets.

Investors may need to display more cunning to navigate the Asian high yield bond markets during 2020 as the approaching Year of the Rat ushers in a heavy pipeline of redemptions.

Make hay while the sun shines appears to be the motto for Asia’s international bond markets in 2020 as investment grade issuers and insurance funds see greater value in longer-dated tenors.

Primary market demand is likely to be extremely strong. But will secondary market trading volumes strike the right liquidity balance between Hong Kong and New York?

Even though the flotation for China's largest lender has been postponed until November, it might still prove challenging for the A-share market to swallow.

China returns to the euro-denominated bond market for the first time in 15 years. But how much has really changed since its last outing?

The Shenzhen-based mobile game publisher returns to Hong Kong four years after take-private. However, it may yet fail to achieve the valuation it had when delisted.

In the last part of our China Awards series, FinanceAsia reveals this year’s best houses and the rationale behind our decisions.