Kames Capital's Stephen Snowden has urged investors not to ditch corporate bonds over fears they will be harmed by inflationary pressures brought about by global central banks printing money.
Kames Capital's Euan McNeil and Stephen Snowden have identified three key catalysts that would cause the managers to move risk off in their £419m Investment Grade Bond fund before the end of the year.
Invesco Perpetual's co-head of fixed income Paul Read has told investors he would cap the £5.7bn Corporate Bond fund if large inflows combined with low liquidity in the market caused performance to suffer.
Janus Capital has launched a Global Flexible Income fund for managers Gibson Smith, Darrell Watters and Chris Diaz.
J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Alain Nsiona Defise has joined Pictet's fixed income team as head of emerging credit.
Jon Mawby from ECM Asset Management has joined GLG to run its £166m Global Corporate Bond and £189m Global Strategic Bond funds.
James Senior, head of marketing at Ignis, has left the firm with immediate effect.
Jim Leaviss, M&G's head of retail fixed interest, has been adding to inflation-linked bonds following a "change in attitude" among central bankers.
Henderson has launched two low-cost income funds for Bill McQuaker and the multi-asset team.