Asian bond trio shrug off global rout

Defying a widening secondary market and a cautious approach by investors, three Asian debt issuers sold $3.6 billion of new bonds on Tuesday.

Ray Chan

November 15, 2016

China Huarong Asset Management, Korea's Doosan Infracore and a local government financing vehicle (LGFV) from costal Jiangsu province turned to the dollar bond market on Tuesday night, shrugging off widening spreads in the wake of Donald Trump's election.

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