Colin Harte, co-manager of the Barings Global Bond Trust, has left the company after 12 years of service.
Barings' multi-asset team has bought £350m in Italian government bonds in the expectation European banks will use the ECB's Long Term Recovery Organisation (LTRO) to buy government debt.
Bondholders in debt swap talks with Greece may get offered a sweetener in the form of a coupon linked to the future GDP growth of the country.
City Financial's Graham Glass explains where value can be found in fixed income markets in 2012.
Mainstream investors can remember when many of the largest countries in the emerging world experienced bouts of volatility, elevated borrowing costs, currency devaluations, high political risk and episodes of default.
Schroders' Sonja Laud has warned investors are facing a global yield crisis, and she expects cash to flow out of government bonds and into equities in the hunt for dividends.
OMAM's Christine Johnson explains why low growth and gradual disinflation will be good for fixed cashflows, and what this means for corporate bond investors.
Ariel Bezalel, manager of the £593m Jupiter Strategic Bond fund, has opened his first ever short position in US treasuries, citing the opportunity for an asymmetric trade as the US economy recovers.