Bonds
EdenTree's Katimbo-Mugwanya: Covid-19 spike not priced into bonds
Markets reluctant to price in second wave
Investors turn to bonds in July as UK equities suffer outflows
Latest figures from IA
AXA IM launches ESG-integrated euro-denominated EMD fund
Looks to remove dollar hedging costs
Premier Miton's Corporate Bond Monthly Income fund's charges slashed as Merian team arrives
Two launches planned for September
Fund managers back easing of MiFID II research rules - reports
EC proposes small cap and fixed income exemption
Buy low, sell high: Time to consider emerging markets?
EM countries well-placed to ride out pandemic
Fifth of global companies twice as likely to cut dividends in 2020
Dividend growth far outweighed profit growth in 2019
Jupiter expands fixed income offering with global sovereign bond fund
Includes quasi-sovereigns and special situations
Record company debt levels set to soar by $1trn in 2020 - Janus Henderson
VW world’s most indebted company
M&G Bond Vigilantes: Is there any value left in high yield?
Shining a light on floating rate notes
PGIM Investments launches global corporate ESG bond fund
First in suite of ESG funds for UK investors
Oyster range bolstered with fixed income launch
Delegated to Dolan McEniry
ASI targets ESG opportunities with corporate bond fund launch
Sustainable and responsible investment vehicles unveiled
Central bank support for credit markets may help them outperform equities
Firstly, equities. The companies we invest in continue to pay their dividends, even when many others are cutting or suspending theirs and/or raising equity.
Investing in fixed income: Where to be cautious and where to buy
As multi-asset investors focused on income generation, we do not think going against global central banks is prudent, and until we see a meaningful turnaround in economic data, our preference for adding to risk is likely to remain for debt over equity...
GAM expands EMD team with investment manager hire
Richard Briggs joins from CreditSights
Uncertainty prevails: Attractive valuations exist but the risk of defaults is high
The first quarter was a rollercoaster for global credit markets with a severe, homogeneous sell-off, followed by a sharp, if more modest, central bank-induced recovery.
Spooked investors return to retail funds with £4bn April inflows - IA stats
Record outflows in March
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