Watch the bond deadlines of these 4 Singapore firms as default fears loom
Singapore
SINGAPORE'S bond market has seen unprecedented defaults, and a slump in oil prices along with a weak property market are threatening to increase nonpayments this year.
The following is a list of four firms that have Singapore dollar-denominated bonds maturing by the end of next year, and that Bloomberg's default-risk monitor suggests have the highest odds of failing to repay obligations in the next 12 months among the nation's companies that aren't restructuring their debt.
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