Are high yield investors in for a bumpy ride?
High yield bonds had a strong 2023 but the cracks are starting to show, writes FundCalibre’s Darius McDermott
High yield bonds had a strong 2023 but the cracks are starting to show, writes FundCalibre’s Darius McDermott
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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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Money continues to flow out of the UK equity income sector, yet dividend growth is on the up
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Multi asset manager discusses defensive plays, generating long term alpha, and fixed income allocation
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City of London becomes most purchased investment trust while Royal London Short Term Money Market leads for funds
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Mike Della Vedova of T Rowe Price and Iboss’s Chris Metcalfe on whether they’re embracing sterling high-yield bonds in their portfolios or giving them a wide berth
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One area of the market is still being overlooked
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There is a question over whether spreads adequately reflect the outlook for the global economy. Do investors need to be cautious?
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Aggressive monetary tightening has ushered in a late cycle environment for credit
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There are signs of problems for the asset class
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The high-yield strategy has a portfolio target of net zero by 2050
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Sponsored by Wellington Management
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