DEBT - China's new debt era dawns
A local state firm set a precedent when it issued bonds linked to the new Shanghai interbank offered rate. But while it marked a milestone for the mainland, many of the domestic firms lining up to sell long-term corporate paper now are unlisted state-owned enterprises, which raises questions over how the money will be used. Elliot Wilson reports.
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