Investors take another look at bonds
There are tell-tale signs that individual investors are moving into bonds as they look for ways to protect their portfolios.
There are tell-tale signs that individual investors are moving into bonds as they look for ways to protect their portfolios.
The retail corporate bond market that regulators fought so hard to foster may never come. So investors and product providers are making other plans.
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Experienced investment professionals argue there is a place for hybrids in the portfolios of investors.
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Investors suffered a real return loss of 1.85 per cent from what is supposed to be a bullet-proof asset class.
Heard the one about it being hard to buy and sell bonds in secondary markets? Turns out it's a total myth.
Long-term bond investors should be cheering for higher yields.
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