BlackRock says ETP flows outpacing last year
Global ETPs have gathered $36.3bn in June meaning year-to-date flows are ahead of the same point in 2013, BlackRock said.
Global ETPs have gathered $36.3bn in June meaning year-to-date flows are ahead of the same point in 2013, BlackRock said.
In a world where one can no longer rely on bonds for negative correlation, one has to look for alternative diversifiers.
As we enter the second half of 2014 one of the most important themes is the divergence of central bank strategy around the world and how this will hit different asset classes.
The UK market has been feeling its way in the dark when it comes to interest rate rises, but market demand is likely to continue.
M&G has warned investors on the dangers of investing directly into some retail bonds such as fast food chain Chilango’s ‘burrito bonds’.
While a 30 year bull run in the bond market has come to an end in the view of most in the industry, the members of the PA Congress UK 2014 fixed income panel said there is still plenty of opportunity left in the asset class.
The ECBs announcement this month of measures to support the Eurozone economy has created fresh interest in ABS but the market has become very small with supply too tight to meet a further uptick in demand.
According to the latest numbers from Lipper, bond funds continue to see strong inflows.
Invesco Perpetuals co-head of fixed interest, Paul Read, says there is even less value in bonds now than there was at the beginning of the year.
Specialist insurance broker, Baronsmead, warns that fund managers with significant capital invested in Europe could face significant future tax liabilities.
Hermes Fund Managers has launched a new absolute return credit fund.
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