Bonds

Ignis Asset Management chief executive Chris Samuel is to exit the business next week when the takeover by Standard Life Investments completes, Investment Week understands.

Where are the bond bargains?

Are the dangers of a bond bubble real?

European peripheral debt has rallied this month, after the European Central Bank (ECB) cut interest rates and loosened monetary policy, but should investors cash in or buy more?

Threadneedle has expanded its fixed income fund range with the launch of an offshore global fund for Alasdair Ross.

Is it the final swan song for the corporate bond market?

Three of the best: Peripheral European corporate bonds

ING's emerging markets hard currency debt team has increased its exposure to troubled former Soviet state Ukraine following the stand-off in Eastern Europe.

Invesco Perpetual's co-head of fixed interest Paul Read has said he expects the UK's base rate to rise in the first quarter of next year, in contrast to the forecast of his former colleague Neil Woodford.

Ukraine: Adversity does not define a country