Indonesia
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Country's credit default swaps tighten after presidential election, which ends one political uncertainty in Asia
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Oil and gas company brings Indonesia’s first HY corporate bond of 2023 but pipeline thin as funding costs bite
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Issuers pause deals as Israel-Hamas conflict adds more uncertainty to funding environment
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More foreign banks are preparing to issue in Japan as local investors show strong appetite
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The developer is looking to extend the maturity of its dollar bond by two years
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Tightening of covenants expected for new bonds
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Indonesian developer has to cross a high threshold to pull off its tender offer
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After a pick up in bond volumes last week, primary activity may slow again
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A host of Asian issuers are turning to Dutch auctions for the transparency they offer, but the move has its limitations
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Several issuers and investors have given up on 2022 and are focusing on next year’s issuance windows already
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E-commerce firm eyes top-end pricing, having braved turbulent IPO market conditions
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Asia’s local currency bond markets have thrived amid global volatility. It’s time to nurture them further
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Market downturn pushes investors towards southeast Asia and India
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Market is growing bullish about southeast Asia’s IPO market, with pipeline building slowly but steadily
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The Securities Issuance Consortium is having deeper engagement with Asian issuers amid volatility
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The Indonesian oil and gas company has turned to the loan market once again
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Asian borrowers look for alternatives to beat a spike in dollar fundraising costs
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The two savvy issuers timed their deals just right to meet their size and price targets
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The sovereign takes $2.65bn from popular deal, and seals a concurrent tender offer
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Ballooning NPLs and a convoluted bankruptcy regime need to be tackled quickly to ward off a bigger crisis
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The deal offers a relatively low pricing, which could be challenging for potential lenders
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S&P Global Ratings' move follows high refinancing risk on a $300m bond due next year
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Appetite likely to be strong as lenders look to put their money to use in quiet market
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The lender is planning capital raise for September
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Borrowers find opportunities to manage balance sheets amid weak market conditions
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Deal is split into dollar and local currency portions
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Indonesian oil and gas major makes loan debut but would have to steer the deal through some sceptical lenders
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The palm oil company had made its sustainability loan debut last year
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The jumbo $2.5bn loan is expected to be launched to the market in mid-July
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