By Peter Sheahan, Director - Money Markets, Curve Securities
In the pre-Covid era, inverted yield curves were highly predictive of an eventual recession. This is...
Key Insights
Global high yield bonds offer potentially attractive yields, with better value and opportunities in Europe.
Default rates are not expected to return...
The Australian regulatory regime is not geared toward the growth of a vibrant retail bond market. This is an issue market participants have grappled...
This article has been submitted by Income Asset Management
In consideration of further rate increases from the RBA, fixed income markets are largely ‘pricing in’ the current...
The recent Jana Investment Advisors conference brought many esteemed global professionals together. I was fortunate to interview Steve Boothe, Head of Global Investment Grade...
By Katharine Neiss, PhD, Deputy Head of Global Economics and Chief European Economist, PGIM Fixed Income
Tariff uncertainty has rattled business sentiment and dented investment plans,...
With the Federal Reserve in easing mode, the question many clients have been asking me is whether I still expect the 10‑year U.S. Treasury...
From Mawer Global Credit Team
Business Development Companies, or BDCs, occupy a unique niche in the U.S. credit landscape. Created by Congress in 1980 to...
Interest rates rises are starting to slow and many economists are suggesting we are nearing peak rates. If you agree, then it’s time to...
From Justin Tyler, Director, Daintree Capital. Please refer to the glossary at the end of the article for a definition of some technical terms.
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