Dim Sum / CNH Yield

CNH-denominated bonds, highest yield first.

The Dim Sum theme covers bonds denominated in offshore renminbi (CNH), giving international investors access to Chinese credit outside the onshore market. This screen ranks them by yield, highest first, which makes it a useful lens for comparing CNH income with other Asian fixedincome alternatives. Only one bond passed the screen this time: ZHAPIE 2.45% 23 April 2029, a Financialsector issuer in China offering a yield to worst of 1.952%. That yield is modest, but the nearterm maturity and the sector exposure give investors a clear reference point for issuerlevel comparison within CNH. At a price of 101.19, the bond trades slightly above par, so its yield to worst sits below the 2.45% coupon as the premium amortises toward redemption in roughly three years. That profile suits investors seeking carry with limited duration, though the sparse screen means relative value across the CNH curve should be assessed against broader offshore benchmarks.