What does 2018 have in store for fixed income?
As investors head in to the new year, three fixed income fund managers at Kames Capital give their views on what 2018 could hold in store for high yield, strategic bonds and investment grade.
As investors head in to the new year, three fixed income fund managers at Kames Capital give their views on what 2018 could hold in store for high yield, strategic bonds and investment grade.
Despite a lacklustre year for returns, investors flocked into fixed income funds in 2017 with some £11bn invested into the various Investment Association sectors until the end of October.
The higher a country’s ESG rating, the better its government bonds perform, MSCI has found.
Oxford University is to issue its first bond by the end of the year in order to raise £250m, using JP Morgan to arrange investor meetings.
BlackRock has launched a new exchange traded fund which offers investors the ability to track a flagship global investment grade debt index.
A former Bank of America Merrill Lynch trader has been slapped with a £60,000 fine for manipulating a bond market.
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M&G Investments has launched an ESG-screened global high-yield bond fund, the company’s first venture into the area of responsible investing.
Brooks Macdonald has strengthened its Hampshire-based investment team with the appointment of Jennifer Carter and Johnathon Rivers as investment managers, while reiterating its bearish stance on UK domestic stocks.
GAM has appointed Owen Job as investment manager in its absolute return fixed income team.
An upward trend in interest rates does not automatically equate to negative bond returns, despite the commonly-held market belief that it does, Blackrock has argued.
Nomura Asset Management has launched a European High Yield Bond fund targeting a benchmark plus 2% annual return.