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| | | ... year since 2004. Growth of 8% has been targeted for 2014, excluding expected maturities relating to the Challenger High Yield Fund annuities. Challenger's funds management business also had a strong year, with net flows increasing by 65% to $7.0 billion ... |
| | | | ... income. The Goldman Sachs Income Plus Fund, co-managed by Bell, is made up of cash, Australian fixed interest, global high yield, A-REIT and infrastructure equity assets. It is actively managed to provide investors with tactical weightings to each area ... |
| | | | ... on the market outlook. "During periods of favorable macroeconomic conditions and liquid markets they would look at high yield or emerging markets and during periods of slowing growth and uncertainty they would take that down and look at other asset classes," ... |
| | | | ... investment officer Rick Lacaille said. SSgA is expanding its fixed income investments in areas such as structured credit, high yield and emerging market debt. Interest in these alternative asset areas has grown since the global financial crisis, with ... |
| | | | ... significant impact on some sectors which would otherwise have remained somewhat lackluster," he said. Humphreys points to the high yield corporate bond market in the US. Compiled of debt securities issued by non-investment grade companies, this sector ... |
| | | | ... emerging markets, and then you'll end up with some sort of crisis," he said. "I think it's a bond bubble in the EM and high yield space." But where do Australian bonds figure in this? The Australian dollar has traditionally been seen as volatile currency ... |
| | | | ... their retail pools of $800 million. The funds, which are managed by New York firm Epoch Investment Partners, offer a high yield, consistent dividend to investors by dividing into two funds: one hedged, one unhedged. "Most other funds distribute capital ... |
| | | | The Australian market has opened stronger, raising hopes of an end to the sharp slide in shares in recent weeks. The ASX 200's one per cent-plus rise at the open follows similar gains on Wall Street overnight, following positive retail and unemployment ... |
| | | | ... taking this on their stride. And why not? With a stronger growth and less QE, investors simply switch from defensive and high yield plays into cyclical and growth-orientated scripts. Easy! Then again, perhaps not. Not according to the bond market, that ... |
| | | | ... equity investments, and making shifts within their fixed income investments by moving away from sovereign bonds and into high yield corporate debt," Fasso said. |
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