When investing in bonds, two common avenues are buying bonds directly Over the Counter (OTC) or buying bond Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). Both methods offer...
It’s tempting to assume that a bond with a yield of 6% will give a yield of 6% every year. But bonds usually give...
By Marion Le Morhedec, Global Head of Fixed Income at AXA IM Core
During the past decade, the green bond market has seen exceptional growth.
So...
From QIC, Liquid Markets Group
The J.P. Morgan Asia Credit Index (JACI) suite of indices expanded to include a new JACI Asia Pacific Index...
Over the last three months Fixed Income News Australia, in conjunction with Franklin Templeton, have a presented a series of podcasts talking to some...
Anna Kirkby, Investment Specialist at Fidante, looks at the benefits and risks from the growing asset class of private credit.
The Australian private credit market...
How the prices of goods and services have changed is not only an enduringly, topical conversation point, it offers a fascinating insight into society...
What is the difference between private debt and private credit? Not much, the terms are interchangeable according to these two industry experts.
Nayef Perry, Head...
By Gaby Rosenberg, Co-Founder, Blossom
In the dynamic world of investment, the allure of fixed income assets has grown significantly as investors seek stable returns...
By Matthew Macreadie, Income Asset Management
A kangaroo bond is an Australia-dollar denominated bond issued by a non-Australian company in the Australian debt market to...