Can corporate bond funds add zest to portfolios?
Ken Rayner, investment director at Rayner Spencer Mills, looks at whether corporate bond funds should feature in your fund mix.
Ken Rayner, investment director at Rayner Spencer Mills, looks at whether corporate bond funds should feature in your fund mix.
Corporate Bond funds are defined as those that invest at least 80% of their assets in sterling denominated (or hedged back to sterling), triple BBB minus or above corporate bond securities (as measured...
More on Bonds
Kim Jarvis: Why onshore bonds should be in every adviser's toolkit
Tax-efficient income
GAM completes sale of final ARBF assets
Proceeds being returned to investors
UK equity funds see first monthly inflows in two years
Poor month for equity fund sales overall
ETF flows fall 28% in Q1 but bonds buck the trend
Inflows of $99.1bn in Q1
FCA to urge EU authorities to address PRIIPs failings
EU review to be completed this year
Back to Top
More news
What can Netflix hit Bridgerton teach us about financial planning?
Contains spoilers
Supreme Court 'substantially' rules in favour of business interruption claimants
Completes legal process
70% of UK financial services professionals 'not confident' their firm conducts ethical finance
Scepticism towards companies' commitments
Asset managers warn economy will get worse before it gets better
GDP falls 2.6% in November
Chris Budd: What to do if you are feeling fed up
Financial wellbeing junkies
