The CDS trade
Credit default swaps (CDS) are derivative instruments which enable investors to hedge the credit spread component of a corporate bond. Buying a...
Bullish on bonds as new paradigm emerges. By Gregory Peters, Co-Chief Investment Officer PGIM Fixed Income
The end of the Great Moderation is introducing an...
Clearer outlook sets the stage for credit outperformance in 2024
The principal concern for investors today is that a "higher-for-longer" rate environment could further dent...
Central banks are signalling higher rates and while the market already prices in expected rate rises, investors are unsure when rate hikes will stop....
Moody’s Ratings says in a new report that Australian mortgage delinquency rates, which increased over the June quarter, will continue to rise moderately over the...
Ninety One's Multi Asset Credit team explains that although the high-yield debt market compares favourably with bank capital from the perspective of index-level credit...
There can be four different yields mentioned when referring to bonds and fixed income products and it’s important to understand the distinction between them....
