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The bank has expanded its Greater China tech lending facility to support regional innovation alongside the rollout of debut venture debt capabilities.

One of the region's most liquid but conservative markets is showing signs of moving down the credit curve again, although borrowers are still advised to adopt a step-by-step approach to issuance.

Mainland developers are expected to face an uphill battle through the rest of the year as they struggle with growing debt and a slowdown in home sales.

Leslie Maasdorp, vice president and chief financial officer of the BRICS bank, shares his thoughts on China's capital markets and his plans to sell more green bonds.

The highest 3-month HIBOR rate in a decade sends syndicated loan volumes to an all-time low.

China’s online lending sector has been shrinking as Beijing has intensified its efforts to clamp down on the once red-hot industry. Even the largest player is pulling out now.

Even though there are no unified standards in Asia, companies like ICBC and Korea Electric Power Corporation are issuing green debt.

After its defaults last year, creditors could call in $12 billion of debt from Hainan Airlines, the prize asset of Chinese conglomerate HNA Group.

Stricter credit requirements, the Sino-US trade war and defaults are creating a bonanza of Chinese non-performing loans for foreign investors.