But the growth of alternative strategies that are being sold as ETFs is a challenge for the industry and for investors, says Debbie Fuhr of BlackRock
But the growth of alternative strategies that are being sold as ETFs is a challenge for the industry and for investors, says Debbie Fuhr of BlackRock
The knock-on effects of the European debt crisis continue to exert pressure on the fixed income market, says Coline Fernandez of Standard & Poor's Valuation & Risk Strategies.
Blame the political uprisings in the Mena region for a drop in emerging market local currency debt yields at your peril, writes Fiona Rintoul. This asset class is more resilient than you think
Fixed income manager Pimco and ETF provider Source have jointly launched a range of fixed income ETFs on two European stock exchanges.
Investment managers are explaining how to deal with Solvency II, the tough capital-adequacy rules for insurance companies. Convertibles, emerging market bonds and derivatives could be sought-after assets. By Nick Fitzpatrick
Fund flows into fixed income have grown markedly in the past two years. Nicholas Pratt examines whether this growth will spark a similar resurgence in trading technology
Absolute return funds are hard to classify and the grouping of such products should be discouraged or reconsidered, says Angele Spiteri Paris
The New York Roundtable: we meet with leading US asset service providers in New York at a time when the most sophisticated market in the world is seeing a secular shift from equities to fixed income.
There are clear signs that the strong flows into fixed income products are to slow after a survey of managers with US $3.7trn.
Assets under management (AuM) at Neptune Investment Management have passed the £7bn (€8.3bn) mark, with assets rising over £2bn in 2010.
