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| | | ... banks holding the majority or about 90% of the market - but are slowly retreating. This leaves room for property or corporate debt to step in, Schwartz said, adding that in three to five years' time investors could see a new asset class spring forth. ... |
| | | | ... in the last three years and charges a management fee of 0.45%. It holds a portfolio including government bonds, corporate debt both senior and subordinated, asset backed securities, supra national, hybrids, derivatives and cash. Credit strategist Shan ... |
| | | | ... and the mezzanine tranches of Australian and NZ asset backed securities (ABS). For now, the fund is leaving out corporate debt, which it sees dominated by the banks, and infrastructure debt. Australia's historically bank-led private debt market means ... |
| | | | ... US market. This is extraordinarily unusual. While household debt to GDP has improved over the past eight years, corporate debt is now at record highs. I am not overly concerned about current levels of corporate debt because, importantly, financial sector ... |
| | | | ... Xiaochuan when he warned that China could face a "Minsky moment". Zhou cautioned about the country's "very high" corporate debt and the "need to monitor household leverage quality as it grows". The reduction in liquidity couldn't have been more perfectly ... |
| | | | New-York based financial firm Goldman Sachs is planning to launch an ETF which will invest in high-yield corporate debt, according to documents filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The ETF will track an index of dollar-denominated bonds ... |
| | | | ... you can make about 600, Carden says. As part of a major growth strategy the investment manager recently won a US corporate debt mandate, signalling its first institutional mandate and more to come. In the past six months Supervised Investments has appointed ... |
| | | | ... quickly in the first half of the month toward US and emerging markets (EM) equities and both developed world and EM corporate debt. This redirection of investment also saw EM debt funds achieve a new monthly record of $3.9 billion, with year to date ... |
| | | | ... is the Mason Stevens Credit Fund, which is an actively-managed fixed income fund comprised of government bonds, corporate debt and structured debt securities. Its 12-month return to 31 December 2014 was 12.22%. As part of the Tax Astute Series, the new ... |
| | | | ... at least 500 billion euros ($A750 billion) of government debt and up to 250 billion euros of other non-financial corporate debt. But a report on Wednesday by Bloomberg said the ECB's board had drawn up a proposal to buy 50 billion euros of sovereign ... |
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