From cash to corporate bonds
Investors have piled into cash and money market funds following the meteoric rise in rates from 2022
Investors have piled into cash and money market funds following the meteoric rise in rates from 2022
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Concerns have begun to emerge on valuation grounds, write Cherry Reynard
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The research team said looser monetary policy represents ‘a turning point’ for the asset class, but warns investors to ‘stay vigilant’
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Despite Australia’s decision to abolish AT1s and the fallout of the Credit Suisse wipeout, the asset class has performed well this year
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Third month in a row of overall inflows
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Most institutional investors expect up to $2.5trn of capital from money market funds to re-enter bond markets
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The portfolio manager on why in a world of rising geopolitical tension, understanding human behaviour is more important than ever
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To be managed by Peter Doherty, who joined as head of fixed income last year
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Spotlight on the small funds that are flying above market returns but below investors’ radars
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While fund managers Reza Karim and Alejandro Di Bernardo are set to exit, weeks after head of EMD Alejandro Arevalo’s departure was announced
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It took out a £70m loan to improve its ailing share price discount
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The highest debt levels on record could make gold a better safety net than bonds, according to these fund managers
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