Asset Allocation
Institutional Investors See Resilience in Fixed Income
Liability-driven investors see ‘the most attractive environment we’ve seen in over a decade’ as a big opportunity in the year ahead.
Tag: corporate bonds
Asset Allocation
Long-Duration Corporates Will Pay Off When Fed Eases, Janus Henderson Says
Buying the bonds now is a good arb play amid talk of lower rates in 2024, the firm believes.
Research
Higher Interest Costs Will Continue for Some Time, Study Says
The so-called ‘natural interest rate’ is on the rise and will keep the cost of money aloft into the 2030s, per Bloomberg Economics.
Companies’ Towering Debt Might Not Bring Widespread Defaults
Junk bonds do better when interest rates are low, like now, Nataxis finds.
Market Moves
Beware of Corporate Debt, Even Non-Junk, Says David Einhorn
Prophetic on Lehman in ’08, hedge fund operator claims rating agencies go too easy on debt-laden companies.
Straw in Wind? Near-Junk Ratings Dominate US Corporate Bonds
Baa–rated issues reach record, although defaults at this stage are not worrisome, Moody’s data indicates.
Public Pensions’ Cash and Short-Term Investments Jumped 16.7% in 4Q
Largest quarter-to-quarter increase since 2005, Census Bureau says.