BAML says bond market ‘starting to crack’
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has warned that bond markets are ‘starting to crack’ following the largest weekly outflows from the asset class in 18 months.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has warned that bond markets are ‘starting to crack’ following the largest weekly outflows from the asset class in 18 months.
The concept of daily liquidity for bond funds could soon be tested like never before if some of the more pessimistic market commentators are proved right.
Russell Investments has appointed Van Luu as head of currency and fixed income strategy.
As the longest day of the year approaches investors may well be struggling to work out how they should position portfolios for the summer markets.
37% of the average conservative model portfolio was allocated to bonds in Q1 2015, Natixis research has revealed.
Legal & General Investment Management has promoted Omar Saeed to lead manager on its L&G Dynamic Bond Trust, nine months on from the departure of former manager Richard Hodges.
Schroders has added to its fixed income roster with a series of appointments as the firm responds to changing bond market dynamics.
Absolute return investing – which seeks to generate returns regardless of underlying market conditions – has grown tremendously.
Bond and equity investors appear to be operating completely independently, says Woodford Investment Management’s Mitchell Fraser-Jones.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has said China is in a bull shop, in a play on words which has substance behind the style.
While gilts may have surprised on the upside in 2014, any risk/reward trade off in the asset class is offset by volatility that’s currently higher than equities, according to iFunds Asset Management.
Invesco Perpetual’s chief investment officer Nick Mustoe has said there is a growing risk of policy error in the UK and US given their labour markets are tightening and wage growth has accelerated in both countries.