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With potential US interest rate cuts on the horizon, Income Asset Management believes now is an ideal time to be investing into the corporate bond market....
Expert Analysis
Positive trends are arising from COVID-19, writes Adam Grotzinger, which create mispriced opportunities in corporate bonds....
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Investment grade credit could offer value despite the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Western Asset....
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Typical income strategies based on bonds became harder to justify as interest rates ground lower and investors were forced up the risk curve, toward corporate bonds, high...
Funds management
Legg Mason and BetaShares have together launched their third active exchange traded fund, and Australia’s first fixed income active ETF....
Funds management
Two Legg Mason global funds have been added to investment platform, Macquarie Wrap....
Funds management
There are apparent signs of overheating in credit markets but there are still opportunities to be found, according to T. Rowe Price....
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BetaShares has announced the launch of its new Australian Investment Grade Corporate Bond exchange-traded fund....
Features
Liz Moran looks at why corporate bonds are an attractive alternative investment during a low interest environment....
Features
Ian Martin looks at the Australian bond market and how the changes in market expectations have an effect on bond indices....
Funds management
XTBs corporate bonds available on the ASX have reached over $100 million in FUM, on the back of increased adviser demand, according to ACBC. ...
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