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
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Invesco unveils EUR corporate bond ESG multi-factor ETFs
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.
BondBloxx Launches Duration-Focused Emerging Market ETF
“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
Insurance Companies Allocating More to Fixed Income ETFs
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
An Alternate Way to Get Emerging Market Bond Exposure
That active strategy is inherent in one exchange traded fund ( ETF ): the American Century Emerging Markets Bond ETF ( AEMB ) . Fixed income investors looking for more yield can give emerging markets (EM) a closer
Managing Fixed Income Allocations During Turbulent Times
For instance, the actively managed FlexShares Core Select Bond Fund (NYSEArca: BNDC) looks to provide attractive risk-adjusted performance by investing in a portfolio of fixed-income securities and is designed to
Time for Precise Fixed Income Tools Is “Right Now”
Appearing on CNBC’s “Closing Bell: Overtime” to discuss the company’s current market strategy, Gallegos explained that the company was created after its founders looked at where markets were in March 2020
Go Active as Investors Dive Back Into Corporate Bonds
“U.S. corporate bonds posted their first positive monthly return this year in May as easing inflation jitters alleviated pressure on rates and the possibility of a less hawkish Federal Reserve mitigated concerns over
Active Approach to ESG Fixed Income Expansion in ESGB
“Active managers can consider a much broader spectrum of potential investments, and can act on informed assessments and market outlooks, to construct a portfolio that may differ from the benchmark-driven
Investors Flock to High Yield Bond ETFs
The Bloomberg analyst also noted that the inflows into high yield bond funds are coinciding with the $3 billion in outflows from cash ETFs over the past week. “It’s a beaten-down area and there’s room to run,”
TIPS Versus I-Bonds
And because I-Bonds don’t make regular interest payments but instead pay you your income when you sell, they’re not a good option for those looking to fund any part of their living expenses with the current interest
Are Bonds Back?
Put another way, the lower those yields, the more confident the market is that the Fed’s rate hikes will work in taming inflation. By contrast, a so-called flatter curve—in which shorter-maturity yields are close to those of
Treasury Funds Immune To Fixed Income Outflows
Just this past week, General U.S. Treasury Funds reported the largest weekly inflows under all fixed income Lipper classifications. A few weeks ago, we touched on the popular General U.S. Treasury Funds Lipper classification and how it was attracting significant inflows despite poor
Bonds, Especially Muni Bonds, Are Making a Comeback
Within the broader fixed income opportunity set, a shorter-duration profile amid the current volatile rate regime, combined with strong state and government balance sheets, munis such as the American Century