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| | ... activity and inflation. "A rise in interest rates contributes to lower asset prices. This is because asset prices - for shares, bonds and housing - depend on the discounted value of the expected future cash flows such assets produce," Kent said. "A rise ... |
| | | ... recorded net outflows. Calastone director Marsha Lee said mixed-asset funds were created to benefit from the way equities and bonds have traditionally moved - when one goes up, the other had tended to go down. "This meant you could achieve a better return ... |
| | | ... respondents selected a predictable income stream, followed by the return on capital, diversification benefits, and the fact that bonds are lower risk than equities. Commenting on the research, MPG chief executive Jeremy Leach said: "Bond markets suffered ... |
| | | ... income through a portfolio of investment-grade Australian fixed interest securities. This includes government and corporate bonds, mortgage-backed securities, asset-backed securities, cash, and enhanced cash instruments. The fund is overseen by FIIG ... |
| | | ... holdings, the report said. Notably, over half of the surveyed insurers (51%) intend to grow their investments in government bonds and agency debt. However, despite attractive yields in public markets, the report highlighted that 89% of insurers plan ... |
| | | ... firm's upcoming product suite, scheduled for release on September 28, introduces three Australian government bond ETFs: 1GOV, bonds with one to five-year maturities; 5GOV, bonds with five to 10-year maturities; and XGOV, bonds that mature in 10 years ... |
| | | The regulator is seeking feedback on improving the effectiveness of hybrid capital bonds amid concerns design features would not be resilient enough to withstand a banking crisis. APRA released its discussion paper on Thursday, citing the challenges ... |
| | | ... income securities and credit opportunities. The fund intends to directly acquire fixed income securities including corporate bonds, inflation-linked securities, and many other market (non-government) instruments from Australian issuers once it raises ... |
| | | ... Boomer counterparts (10.9%). In taking a more conservative investing approach, investors have shown increased interest in bonds, ETFs, and managed funds. Meanwhile, only about 41% of Australians own an investment that is not super, a savings account ... |
| | | ... vital challenge for investors and advisers constructing portfolios because of greater correlations between equities and bonds in recent years. "Risk is also heightened because we are in the midst of a 'regime shift' towards normalised rates and ... |
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