HONG KONG -- Global investors are warming to Chinese bonds after a temporary sell-off and are looking at safer alternatives beyond sovereign debt to tap higher yields and boost returns.
China debt crunch
China lures foreign debt buyers despite corporate default fears
Offshore investors eye bonds from quasi-sovereign 'policy banks'
Institutions such as the Export-Import Bank of China are viewed as offering investors a quasi-sovereign low level of risk. (Source photos by Reuters and AP)
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