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  • China has made great strides in attracting foreign capital by relaxing stringent rules around access to its markets. But it needs to go further, with experts saying reform should be brought to the top of the agenda once the dust from the Covid-19 outbreak settles. Addison Gong reports.
  • As Asian countries slowly pick up the pieces from the aftermath of Covid-19, the bond market has emerged as an important source of funding. When the dust settles, its use for more socially responsible investment (SRI) bonds is only set to rise, writes Morgan Davis.
  • The Covid-19 pandemic has forced Asia’s debt issuers to confront a fundamental question: how can they raise money in these turbulent times? Bond bankers are scrambling to find the best solutions for their clients as they position themselves for when the market reopens. Morgan Davis reports.
  • It should come as little surprise that the Covid-19 pandemic has led to a sharp repricing of Chinese bonds in the onshore and offshore markets. What might be a surprise is that the two markets have gone in different directions. Rebecca Feng reports
  • China’s ambitious technology board boasts friendly regulations and a horde of eager investors. But it is still a work in progress. By Rebecca Feng
  • The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way Asia’s equity capital markets operate, with virtual roadshows and deals finding enough success to outlast the coronavirus, writes Jonathan Breen.
  • The Hong Kong IPO market has seen a big shift as Chinese technology companies that once shunned the bourse return for secondary listings. There is plenty working in the exchange’s favour, despite competition. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • The relatively slow pace of the loan market means it has an ability to endure temporary moments of bad news without too much impact. The coronavirus brings a whole new set of challenges, writes Pan Yue.
  • Few bankers, if any, will emerge from the coronavirus unaffected. But leveraged finance bankers have reason to believe they will be able to generate new deals from the chaos — even if they lose a few old ones along the way. Pan Yue reports.
  • Harley-Davidson, the US motorbike maker, has opened books on a three year euro bond at a nosebleed-inducing wide spread. Bankers suggest the company had little choice but to accept to pay a sky high margin.
  • Diversified Gas and Oil, the London-listed US oil and gas firm, has raised £69.4m of equity to help fund a package of potential acquisitions, taking advantage of continued low global oil and gas prices.
  • Investors were "hugely receptive" to Hypo Noe’s seven year Pfandbrief issued on Tuesday, suggesting it is only a matter of time before another borrower tests demand further along the curve with a 10 year covered bond — which would be the first since early March, before the coronavirus pandemic disrupted markets. Reopening such long dated funding would provide a compelling alternative to using central bank liquidity.