Farley, senior portfolio manager at Securitized Assets, Manulife Investment Management, will outline fixed income strategies, like corporate credit and mortgage-backed securities, that can help financial
Farley, senior portfolio manager at Securitized Assets, Manulife Investment Management, will outline fixed income strategies, like corporate credit and mortgage-backed securities, that can help financial
The upshot: Although EE Bonds were a sound investment, paying 90% of the prevailing yield on five-year Treasuries, while providing their owners the additional benefits of a put option and a tax shelter, I Bonds were far
Bloomberg noted that on Thursday, August 4, just two companies managed to sell a total of $2 billion of high yield bonds that day, which was more than was sold in the entire month of July. “Our initial product
Another reason, albeit longer-ranging, to mull FLHY is that some high-level investors are expressing faith in the possibilities of a high yield rebound by forming new distressed debt funds. On the other hand, with
Launched in October of 2021 to provide precision ETF exposure for fixed income investors, BondBloxx was co-founded by ETF industry leaders Leland Clemons, Joanna Gallegos, Tony Kelly, Mark Miller, Brian
Launched in October of 2021 to provide precision ETF exposure for fixed income investors, BondBloxx was co-founded by ETF industry leaders Leland Clemons, Joanna Gallegos, Tony Kelly, Mark Miller, Brian
Assuming as a starting point that inflation is only a demand-side issue, which it isn’t, would require about a base risk-free rate of 6% to stop it. If disinflation isn’t accomplished, then real rates rise and hurt the value of
Do investors need bonds in their portfolios? The question is, of course, a personal one. Investors with goals in the three- to 10-year range—say, buying a new home, retiring within the next decade, or sending your
Interest rates are rising, crimping a variety of income-generating assets in the process. However, real yields aren’t satisfactory, putting some income investors in a bind. With aggregate bond strategies, it’s an appropriate
Investors in the most widely held bond funds saw across-the-board losses in the second quarter, as stubbornly high inflation and rising interest rates took their toll on returns.
As investors grapple with continued inflation, recession fears and a Federal Reserve that is “committed” to bringing down price pressures, an interesting development has occurred that has not garnered much in the
Invesco has launched two new actively managed ETFs in Europe providing exposure to euro-denominated corporate bonds that satisfy ESG criteria and have been selected using a multi-factor approach.
“As a truly novel product with a compelling risk/return profile, we believe XEMD is a valuable addition to the marketplace because it enables emerging market exposure while simultaneously addressing creeping
And though insurance companies invested in mostly investment grade ETFs, S&P DJI’s seventh annual study of ETF usage in U.S. insurance general accounts revealed that they had a higher allocation to high yield