Dragon Bond
A Dragon bond is an international bond issued in Asian markets outside Japan, often used by foreign issuers to reach regional investors.
Samurai, Shogun, Dragon, Geisha, and Sushi bond terms used in Asian foreign bond markets.
Asian named foreign bond markets are nickname categories for foreign-issuer bonds associated with Asian markets, currencies, or investor bases.
Use this branch when the nickname helps identify the market wrapper for a cross-border issue, while the real analysis still depends on currency, issuer credit, documentation, and liquidity.
| Term | What it clarifies |
|---|---|
| Samurai Bond | A foreign-issuer bond associated with Japan’s domestic bond market. |
| Shogun Bond | A Japan-linked foreign bond label with a different market convention from Samurai bonds. |
| Dragon Bond | An Asia-focused international bond label. |
| Geisha Bond | A Japan-linked named foreign bond term. |
| Sushi Bond | A Japan-linked bond nickname used in cross-border market discussion. |
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A Dragon bond is an international bond issued in Asian markets outside Japan, often used by foreign issuers to reach regional investors.
Geisha Bonds, also known as Shogun Bonds, are yen-denominated bonds issued by non-Japanese entities in the Japanese financial market.
A Samurai bond is a yen-denominated bond issued in Japan by a non-Japanese borrower, giving foreign issuers access to Japanese investors.
A Shogun bond is issued in Japan by a nonresident borrower but denominated in a currency other than Japanese yen.
Foreign-currency bond issued by a Japanese entity outside Japan and marketed mainly to Japanese investors.