M&G's Woolnough: Where credit's due
In praise of investment grade
Richard Woolnough of M&G
As global recession fears recede, investors are slowly coming round to the view that corporate bonds are worth a second look, writes Richard Woolnough, manager of the M&G Optimal Income Bond fund.
It is sometimes as useful to look at past surveys of the corporate credit environment as it is forward-looking ones. The fixed income investment themes investors need to take note of in Q1 Those...
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