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| | | ... the highest level of investor security within the Australian bond market." He explained that because Australian government bonds are considered an extremely secure asset, AGVT could be considered an attractive option for many portfolios. "Government ... |
| | | | ... governments with a credit rating of AA or AAA in Australian dollars. The allocations are tilted towards Australian government bonds, state bonds (where it doesn't invest West of Melbourne, in mining states) and supranational bonds. But last March ... |
| | | | ... investment process. UniSuper recently awarded Jamieson Coote Bonds a $180 million mandate to manage Australian government bonds. |
| | | | ... allocation to fixed income. UniSuper appointed Jamieson Coote Bonds to manage about $180 million in Australian government bonds in November. The mandate came about as the $70 billion superannuation fund increased its allocation to bonds as well as shuffled ... |
| | | | ... index return of 2.89%, net of fees. During September, JCB's active fund had a 49% allocation to Australian government bonds, 26% to state government bonds, 25% to supranational bonds and held less than 1% in cash. AustralianSuper has mandates for ... |
| | | | A single buyer has snapped up all $800 million of Australian government bonds issued by the Australian Office of Financial Management on Wednesday. It is reported to be the largest single purchase of Treasury Bonds based on auction records dating back ... |
| | | | ... more defensive anchor to their portfolios. "JCB believes that our true to label active approach to Australian Government Bonds provides investors with a cornerstone allocation to pure and consistent defensive characteristics that has not been available ... |
| | | | ... global investors realising that low rates are here to stay. "Our clients tell us they continue to view Australian government bonds as equal to any in the world. We're seeing an increase in international funds, central banks and pension funds attending ... |
| | | | ... "However this is changing - recent innovations, such as XTBs, fixed income ETFs and exchange-traded Australian government bonds, are making it much easier for retail investors to access fixed income, on ASX." He added fixed income should form a critical ... |
| | | | Once considered a safe bet for portfolio diversification, Australian government bonds are no longer delivering value, according to Simon Stevenson, head of strategy, multi-asset at Schroder Investment Management Australia. Speaking as part of an asset ... |
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