Jakarta last week announced the tender offer to buy back nine outstanding bonds that will mature between 2023 to 2027 for a maximum cash consideration of $500 million

The China Securities Regulatory Commission said private firms in high-tech and strategic emerging industries will be allowed to issue technology and innovation corporate bonds

Numbers compiled by the Institute of International Finance show a dramatic shift in flows, mostly out of Chinese stocks. Investors are pulling out amid concern over Ukraine

China expert Michael Pettis says how the matter is handled 'could have an adverse impact on the way insolvency occurs within China'

A directive by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) did not change policies but the impact of stricter pre-issuance supervision was noticeable

Goldman Sachs estimates the default rate at nearly a quarter of outstanding bonds this year rather than the 5.5% that's been reported.

Overseas investors purchased a combined net total of $6.01 billion in South Korean, Thai, Indian, Indonesian, and Malaysian bonds last month

China Construction Bank, the underwriter, said in a statement on Wednesday Yango did not pay the principal and interest in full on the due date

The country's third-largest property developer by sales previously said it had prepared sufficient funding to repurchase the bond

Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) offers guarantees to about 65 billion yen ($550 million) worth of yen-denominated samurai bonds

Valuations of marquee portfolio firms have tumbled, with Alibaba and Didi Global dropping 35% and 64% respectively year-to-date, hit by a wave of factors

Chinese state-owned firms are expected to buy more assets from cash-strapped private developers, analysts said, as Beijing steps up efforts to stabilise a crisis-hit sector