Aviva Investors hires co-head of global high yield from Invesco
Aviva Investors has hired Fabrice Pellous as the firm’s new co-head of global high yield
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Mike Riddell on bonds: Panto-modium in 2025
The Fidelity International fixed income portfolio manager says central bankers are market heroes, not the villains of the show
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Wellington: Why scepticism is vital in the overexuberant high-yield market
Excitement around AI is forming a potential bubble that could do permanent damage to investor’s capital, writes Konstantin Leidman
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Fidelity’s Mike Riddell: Mixed picture facing global fixed income investors
Fidelity Strategic & Flexible Bond portfolio managers Mike Riddell and Tim Foster share their outlook for 2025
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Mind Money: Why China will transform the global commodity market in 2025
China’s economy sways commodity markets, so a rapid slowdown of growth is likely to upend global dynamics, writes Igor Isaev
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99% professional investors expect to increase fixed income allocation over next 18 months
Majority of investors are currently underweight fixed income, according to Managing Partners Group
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Will bond yields stay higher for longer?
Rising likelihood of ‘higher for longer’ rates could make income assets more appealing
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AXA Global Short Duration Bond Fund
In this Fund in Five, Nicolas Trindade, lead manager of the AXA Global Short Duration Bond Fund, says investors need to go back to the Global Financial Crisis in 2008 to see the high levels of yield that are currently available within the asset class
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RSMR awards three new ratings to Royal London, Dodge & Cox and L&G funds
The three fixed income funds are first-time entrants
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AJ Bell’s Hughes: Why money will keep flowing into fixed income funds
The managing director says outflows from money market funds will ramp up as we head towards the new year
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What does the gilt yield spike mean for UK bond prospects?
Commentators believe ‘systemic risks to the market are low’
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Nedgroup’s Roberts: Bond investors should avoid China and Japan
Bond holders should brace themselves for a rocky ride as two of the largest issuers face challenges