Aviva Investors launches private debt LTAF
Builds on existing real estate and climate transition LTAFs
Builds on existing real estate and climate transition LTAFs
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The 2020s is not the 1970s, writes Ernst Knacke, head of research at Shard Capital, but more like the early 1900s
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Changes measure to percentage of GDP
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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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While global debt levels appear sustainable for the time being, they remain vulnerable to poor political management
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Size of the trust may be too small for some investors once its £114.6m debt has been paid down, the board said
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Cash also fell 82% as the company’s debts rose to £0.6m
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Gold is hitting one high after another, but investors are dropping the precious metal
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Speculative-grade debt is accounting for a growing share of upcoming maturities, expected to rise four-fold by 2028
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Democrats and Republicans may have agreed on a spending deal, but experts still warn of ‘unsustainable’ levels of debt
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Mould has drawn up a shortlist of the factors that could come into play
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