Corporate Bonds
BoE warns asset management 'fragmentation' could harm UK's financial resilience post-Brexit
Financial Stability Report identifies risks posed by China; likely repricing to come
CFA: Investors are struggling to find value in markets
‘Record’ number consider corporate bonds overvalued
Threadneedle UK Social Bond fund reduces duration and changes benchmark
In response to investor feedback
'Early signs' of momentum slowdown in global growth
Making US long-dated bonds attractive
Jupiter launches EMD fund for recent hire Arevalo
Joined firm in December for launch
Part III: Where next for the value comeback and how are you gaining exposure?
In the third part of a short series, managers tell Investment Week which value plays still look attractive after a strong run this year.
Where now for global credit markets?
The forthcoming political calendar contains several events that have the potential to unnerve markets: the UK is set to invoke Article 50 of the EU treaty; populist movements seek to redraw historic party lines at elections in France and Germany; Italy's...
Will new US interest rate regime make yields great again?
Credit as an asset class has historically delivered reliable returns across the cycle. Last year's returns in global credit were exceeding 6%, writes Vontobel's Christian Hantel.
PIMCO enters into private corporate credit venture with Solar Capital
'Capitalise on targeted market opportunities'
IA Sterling Corporate Bond sector revealed as most consistent for top-quartile returns
BMO GAM reveals data for Q2 and Q3
SLI expands corporate bond range with short-dated fund
Addition to eight-strong range
Duration, duration, duration: Why some investors will be disappointed with their strategic bond funds
A multi-faceted universe of funds
What has been the impact of the BoE's recent bond buying programme?
One of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announcements in August was the intention to buy up to £10bn of corporate bonds over an 18-month period, writes F&C's Ian Robinson.
Aberdeen launches short-dated version of £1.7bn Corporate Bond fund
For conservative investors
Could credit spreads widen as a result of political risks?
Despite Europe's proximity to the UK, euro credit has been the least volatile of the three - a fact largely explained by the European Central Bank's (ECB) well-received corporate bond purchase programme, first announced in March which has directly supported...
Ruffer warns property fund liquidity problems could spread to other asset classes
Savers pushed into riskier investments
PIMCO unveils US investment grade corporate bond fund
Addition to Global Investor Series
Are 'risky' bonds and CoCo's becoming desirable again?
The bonds of financial institutions, specifically the more risky ones such as Additional Tier 1 (AT1) or 'CoCos', look particularly desirable again, according to Vontobel AM's Mondher Bettaieb.
LGIM: Carney 'throwing the kitchen sink' at the economy
First rate move in seven years
Nikko Asset Management launches Global Credit fund
For manager Holger Mertens
Asset managers step up as banks shy away from corporate lending
Funded 40% of IPOs
Part II: What is your investment strategy for an uncertain and post-Brexit 2016?
Global uncertainty since Brexit
Three reasons why the ECB's bond buying will have a far-reaching impact
Should 'alleviate financial shocks'
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