Bond liquidity tops fixed income managers' list of concerns
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Nearly 50% of fixed income fund managers said the lack of corporate bond liquidity is the biggest threat to their sector, according to the latest Aviva Investors multi-manager survey.
The results follow widespread fears throughout the second half of 2015 that bond liquidity will dry up as the US and potentially the UK hike interest rates, alongside tighter banking regulations. Out...
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