Global

Sector unlikely to be cause of any impending financial crisis

The global spread of the coronavirus led to a simultaneous shock on both the supply and the demand side of the affected economies.

The bull/bear debate in credit markets in 2020, is whether we face an early 1980s-type bear market or a 2008 valuation scenario.

It is shaping up to be an eventful year for investors with January alone presenting two unforeseen events – an escalation in US-Iran tensions and fears about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

Looking back at the past to predict the market of tomorrow

After a volatile Q4 2018 when credit spreads widened but government bonds rallied due to safe-haven flows, fixed income markets across different categories have delivered strong returns so far this year.

New and promising strategies

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Improving portfolio credit quality behind fund's plans

Targeting long-term total return