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
Bond markets have become more volatile in recent years, but there are opportunities for dynamic investors, writes Jamie Niven
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European and Asian funds also suffered net outflows in January as North American funds continue to appeal
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Goldman Sachs expands active ETF offerings with duo of EMEA bond ETFs
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Proposals aim to reduce costs and barriers for companies raising capital, while improving opportunities for retail investors
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AJ Bell releases 2025 strategic asset allocation
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Aviva Investors has hired Fabrice Pellous as the firm’s new co-head of global high yield
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November sees £1.6bn in inflows
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Excitement around AI is forming a potential bubble that could do permanent damage to investor’s capital, writes Konstantin Leidman
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The US, alternatives, fixed income and unloved assets all have the potential to disrupt markets in the coming year
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PGIM’s head of international distribution is tasked with extending the US intermediary’s reach across Europe, the UK and Asia
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US equity allocations relative to the rest of the world are close to the most stretched in over 25 years
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