Asia’s perpetual bond market has been on a tear since the beginning of the year, and looks ready to break new records before half the year is up. We take a look at the numbers.
China’s biggest and best known banks have issued a stream of additional tier one bonds over the last two years. Now, it is time for the smaller players to have their turn.
South Korea's second-largest lender set to print new additional tier one debt, turning to the market on the cusp of a crucial interest rate meeting in the US.
Canadian financial group becomes the first foreign insurer to issuer Tier 2 debt in Singapore dollars, adding to last week's flurry of bank capital deals.
A recent Basel announcement means China’s banks must raise billions in capital in the coming years. It should be manageable but support from foreign investors is far from assured.