Bonds

Bonds

Where now for corporate bonds?

Are the wild days over for the corporate bond sector?

clock 21 October 2010 • 8 min read

Bonds

Q&A with Richard Woolnough

Richard Woolnough believes that corporate bonds offer value for investors and they are being overpaid for default risk.

clock 11 October 2010 •

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Corporate bonds look more attractive than gilts

Recent economic figures from the UK and Germany have shown economic growth has returned. However, many governments are not out of the woods yet and have a lot of debt problems to tackle.

clock 11 October 2010 •

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IFAs reveal their asset allocation decisions

Which asset class is best for clients in the current environment?

clock 07 October 2010 •

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Asset Allocator's Soapbox: OPM's Ross Henderson

Ross Henderson, OPM Fund Management, looks at prospects for high yield bonds

clock 30 September 2010 •

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Bond sales return to 2009 peak - IMA

Bonds funds continued to dominate new inflows in August and helped boost retail sales for the month to a record high, according to the IMA.

clock 29 September 2010 •

Bonds

The perfect storm for global bonds

Global bond funds

clock 16 September 2010 •

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Bond sectors dominate fund sales in July - IMA

The Global Bond sector reached its highest ever monthly sales figure in July, according to the IMA.

clock 06 September 2010 •

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M&G: Why football clubs are largely poor investments

Stefan Isaacs, a fund manager in M&G's bond team, dissects Liverpool's current turmoil and explains why football clubs remain an unattractive proposition for most debt investors.

clock 17 August 2010 •

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Budget 2010: Gilt issuance revised down by £20bn in 2010/11

The UK's planned gilt sales in 2010/11 have been revised down by £20.2bn to £165bn due to the Government's debt reduction programme outlined in the Budget.

clock 22 June 2010 •