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Martijn Hoogerwerf takes on the regional role from his base in Singapore.

The first tugrik-linked bond from Mongolia will help to fund a local dairy company and sets a much-needed benchmark in the country's capital markets that remain constrained by Covid-19.

The company's creditors and shareholders are likely to suffer even bigger losses now the Singapore authorities have blocked a key part of its $3.5 billion debt-for-equity survival plan.

Olam International organised Asia’s first green “club-loan” in April. But why would an issuer choose a loan over the increasingly mainstream green bond?

The Chinese company's travails demonstrate that bond investors need to start paying far greater attention to geopolitical risk when they assess individual borrowers.

Over 75% of Noble's senior debt holders agree to its $3.5 billion restructuring plan, a crucial step for the turnaround of the embattled commodities trader.

A lawsuit and stock sales underline equity shareholders continuing dissatisfaction with Noble's proposed restructuring as the group defaults on its March 2018 bond issue.

The company's stock and bond prices staged a small recovery late last week. Was it just a dead cat bounce, or a sign the company can weather its liquidity crisis?

Commodities trading group hopes to head for calmer waters after avoiding a liquidity crunch by taking advantage of rallying bond prices to re-finance short-term bank debt.