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China investors - among them corporate treasurers in the hunt for yield - are finding solace in convertible bonds. The driver, quite simply, is the hunt for investment returns in a low interest rate environment
With the first interest rate swap transaction referencing the new Singapore Overnight Rate Average, the island state hopes to stay ahead of regional peers.
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