Tag: Bonds
Allocators Rebalance Too Often, JPM Says
Instead of rebalancing quarterly or monthly, do it annually, and more strategically, the firm advises.
Why Are Cash-Flush Big Tech Firms Issuing Bonds?
Why Have Stocks and Bonds Been Correlated Lately?
In three decades, both asset classes went south at the same time in only nine quarters, and two of them occurred this year, says Panama’s Santiago.
Inflows Boost Liquid Alts in a Troubled 2022
After lagging during the stock bull market, the asset class now scores decent returns, says Morningstar.
Maybe, Just Maybe, Bitcoin Has Hit Bottom
Technical indicators point to a possible low point for the battered cryptocurrency, say Glassnode researchers.
How Come ETF Inflows Are Up, but Stocks and Bonds Are Down?
Riddle No. 2: Why are energy funds not the king of new investment dollars?
There’s a Better Way to Harness Risk Parity Strategies, Says NISA
Leverage can distort managers’ results, making them look better than they are, its study charges.
De-Risking Moves More Corporate Plans Into Passive Strategies
Asset Allocators Want to Boost Their Stakes in EM Debt, Says Vontobel
No Place to Turn With Stocks and Bonds Both Down? JPM Has a Solution
The Plus Side of Rising Interest Rates: Lower Pension Liabilities
Higher rates are no friend to bond portfolios, but they make life easier for DB plans.
Eiji Ueda Reappointed as CIO of GPIF
The Goldman Sachs veteran helped lead the world’s largest pension fund to two years of growth.
JPM: De-Risking Plans Suffer if They Don’t Broaden Out to Alts
