Two years on from Credit Suisse – AT1 bonds still need greater transparency
Confidence has returned to AT1 bonds, but there still needs to be a fundamental shift in how they are understood, monitored, and managed
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Square Mile backs sustainable bond funds in new batch of re-ratings
Goldman Sachs Sovereign Green Bond and TwentyFour Sustainable Short Term Bond Income were stamped with a seal of approval
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Nuveen: Are US Treasuries still a safe haven?
Trump’s trade war and uncertainty around the Fed’s future independence has put the stability of US Treasuries into question
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GAM enters strategic partnership with Swiss Re
Swiss Re will manage GAM’s insurance-linked securities fund range as it attempts to expand its offering in the area
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What’s next for preferred securities?
After a strong 2024, Cohen & Steers’ Allie Quine discusses what’s in store for preferreds going forward
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Natixis: German fiscal ‘bazooka’ makes European bonds ‘a lot more interesting’
‘At last, Germany will spend’, said panellists at the Natixis Thought Leadership Summit
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Vanguard launches global bond ETF excluding central bank buying
It disregards bonds held by the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, Bank of Canada and Bank of Japan
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Nordea AM reviews fund names following new ESMA sustainability rules
Group has added or kept ‘Sustainable’ in the names of 17 Nordea 1 SICAV funds following review
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Track to the Future – with Premier Miton’s Jonathan Willcocks
How fund group distribution bosses are thinking about asset classes, strategies and working with clients over the next 12 months
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Cohen & Steers launches Short Duration Preferred Income fund
The equity/bond hybrid fund will invest in preferreds with a target duration of less than three years
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William Blair launches frontier market debt fund
It will invest in a niche subset of emerging markets that are ‘more challenging for investors to access’
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Candriam’s Niven: How bond investors can thrive in volatile fixed income markets
Bond markets have become more volatile in recent years, but there are opportunities for dynamic investors, writes Jamie Niven