The rationale for the winners in the following countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong and Hong Kong (Chinese financial institutions).

After its defaults last year, creditors could call in $12 billion of debt from Hainan Airlines, the prize asset of Chinese conglomerate HNA Group.

Amidst a loosening of financial purse strings for companies by the Chinese authorities, a Wanda unit issued an offshore bond, which met with strong demand.

The firm is raising $2 billion just as property prices begin slipping. It aims to buy buildings cheaply from distressed sellers and find fixer-uppers to continue delivering outsized returns.

After the death of its co-chairman in July, HNA Group continues to downsize its overseas empire. Senior executives have left the company and some of its Hong Kong subsidiaries have closed.

Having sold off his theme parks business with his tail between his legs, will Wang Jianlin's Hollywood films business be up for grabs next?

Japanese firm was the dark horse in race to buy CBA’s stake in a Chinese life insurer. While it celebrates its surprise win, it will do well to remember clinching the deal is just the opening skirmish in a battle to crack the market.

The president of China's sovereign wealth fund sees more sustainable outbound M&A activity after a sharp decline in 'irrational' purchases in areas like property.

The latest land sale suggests that the HNA executives are getting a handle on the conglomerate's debt hangover.

China says it welcomes private capital – better make the FDI rules clear then.