Recent fund flow data from both Lipper funds and Bank of America Merril Lynch shows that, for many investors, the high yield bond space is no longer the place to be, but what about the manager that still needs the yield?
Net flows into equities and bonds have been tiny so far this month according to data from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
In between the “yes” and “no” votes in Scotland, and the stick or twist spats within the MPC, are a whole lot of maybes; and we all know how markets respond to uncertainty.
With the prospects of rising interest rates in the UK and the US and continued uncertainty in the market more generally, many investors are looking to shorten the duration within their bond portfolios.
Union Bancaire Privée has hired of Stella Ma as a senior portfolio manager in its global & absolute return fixed income team, headed by Christel Rendu de Lint.
The volatile mix of global divergence in monetary policy and some highly charged geopolitical hotspots should give fixed income fund managers plenty to think about over the coming weeks.
Matthews Asia has launched a new strategic income fund, as an expansion of its Luxembourg-domiciled UCITS fund range.
M&G Investments to launch a Global Floating Rate High Yield fund on 11 September, managed by James Tomlins.
According L&Gs Ben Bennett, The bond markets high prices and low yields are not just a problem for bonds, they are a symptom of broader problems created by central bank policy
While there are many reasons to be optimistic about the economic prospects of much of the world there may be a more fundamental shift at work undermining all
Hermes Fund Managers has appointed Zoë Shaw as head of fixed income.
According to AXA IM’s Chris Iggo, the outlook is not that certain and the mood is not that bullish
