Auditor resignations plus delayed financial results are bad news for Hong Kong-listed developers.

Mainland developers are expected to face an uphill battle through the rest of the year as they struggle with growing debt and a slowdown in home sales.

We conclude the announcement of our annual Achievement Awards winners with the house awards, honouring the best financial institutions across the region.

Urgent refinancing needs have driven Fantasia and Greenland to sell US dollar bonds. But with the coupon on Fantasia’s paper at 15%, they are having to pay up for the privilege.

Unfazed by trade war fears, the Shenzhen property developer and recent defaulter raised $300 million from a US dollar one-year bond. It is arguably the year's priciest Asian high-yield issue.

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?

The company that once aspired to be China's Netflix agrees a deal on debt with Shenzhen listed Leshi. But Leshi, toiling under a $1 billion debt mountain, is not out of the woods.

Asian bond markets have been staging an unexpected recovery as fund flows turn positive and investors begin putting money back to work. Can it last as Sino-US trade tensions take centre stage once more?

After struggling to digest a wave of issuance from Chinese property developers, Asian G3 bond markets await equally strong deal flow from LGFVs that will reverberate around the region.

Indonesia returns to the market with $2.2bn dual-currency bond.