Tackling the plague of negative yielding debt
In Europe, negative yielding debt is likely to increase in the short to medium term, according to Handelsbanken
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How can EU mitigate Italy’s debt risk?
Re-establishing fiscal accountability in Europe’s third largest economy could stabilise eurozone, claims Scope
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Investors warm to Ukrainian sovereign debt
President Volodymyr Zelensky’s landslide victory this year has boosted hopes that IMF-led reforms will accelerate
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China sovereign debt index inclusion marks historic shift
Process will run over next 20 months in 5% increments and is expected to eventually include 386 Chinese securities
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Niche appeal in face of weak bond yields
Gam’s multi-asset product managers on quest for specialty credit in face of ‘uninspiring’ long duration fixed income
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Could flock of fallen angels rock Europe’s debt markets?
BBB debt issuance has surged but as growth slows a flood of downgrades may have a knock-on effect on wider debt markets
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Saxo Bank offers digital access to Chinese bonds
Institutional investors will have access to 127 China bonds with renminbi as a settlement currency
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NNIP offers European ESG infrastructure debt fund
Dutch fund group claims there is rising demand for investments in “real assets” that meet sustainable criteria
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Is another European debt crisis around the corner?
Budget standoff between the European Union and Italy’s populist government has reignited eurozone debt concerns
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Legg Mason unconstrained fund to focus on govvies
Dublin-domiciled absolute return fund will seek to navigate rising interest rates
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Hedge strategies popular despite underperformance
The long/short equity hedge sector has lost about 6.6% over the last three years, according to FE Analytics
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Emerging markets a ‘sweet spot’ for fixed income
Emerging market bond funds are the “sweet spot” when it comes to the search for fixed income yield, according to BlackRock.