Q&A with Credo’s Silver: It’s not the time to be taking big risks
Multi-asset manager and head of fixed income at Credo, Rupert Silver, shares his recent asset allocation changes
Multi-asset manager and head of fixed income at Credo, Rupert Silver, shares his recent asset allocation changes
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Top performers and compelling newcomers in the spotlight
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JP Morgan’s Fiona Harris says it is fertile ground, even if growth stocks are the ones grabbing the headlines
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It will assess the sustainability profile of bonds with a duration of two and a half to three years
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Emerging market bonds, Japanese activist investing, US monetary tightening and innovation are some of the areas touched on by industry experts
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Every month, Portfolio Adviser asks a cross section of industry commentators for their views on the same topic
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UK savers pulled net £2.6bn from funds, according to IA report
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While US bonds, healthcare and Latin America deliver the only bright spots
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T Rowe Price head of multi-asset solutions believes inflation will soon peak and the correlation between bonds and equities will drop
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Spreads have widened considerably over govvies after pricing in the GDP slowdown but default rates remain low
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Average sterling corporate bond fund outperformed gilts by 2.3% in the first seven months but cautious managers can’t afford to put all their eggs in one basket
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Last year’s once-in-a-lifetime buying opportunity becomes a distant memory as credit and high yield now offer little value
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