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| | ... manager's investment strategy across all fixed income asset classes in emerging markets including sovereign and corporate debt, macro analysis, country research, sovereign risk, currencies. He reports to the company's head of public fixed income Matt ... |
| | | ... analysts and traders who are Bloomberg subscribers. Almost a third of respondents called the market for lower-rated corporate debt overheated and most said stock swings will increase within six months, the July 15-16 poll showed. "About 80 percent of ... |
| | | ... Australian executive director Ross Kent said. The fund invests predominantly in sub-investment grade (high-yield) corporate debt as well as emerging market sovereign and corporate debt. Zenith noted in its rating report that the fund also has a relatively ... |
| | | ... also help supporting higher commodity prices." The paper also looked at the possibility of Australia developing a corporate debt market and noted that "it is unusual that one of the most developed savings systems in the world does not have access to ... |
| | | ... corporate bonds. Cunningham said that a competitive global high income strategy should include "investment grade corporate debt, mortgage-backed securities, credit default swaps, options, preferred stock and convertibles where the risk-adjusted yield ... |
| | | ... after receiving full subscription within two weeks of its release, demonstrating a healthy appetite for unrated corporate debt. FIIG said the five-year unsecured bond, which pays a coupon of 7.95% per annum with a minimum investment of $50,000, was oversubscribed. ... |
| | | ... reporting negative returns for the June 2013 quarter. The bond fund, which invests in government, securitised and corporate debt around the world, has seen consistently impressive returns, with returns of 14.8% since its inception in 2009. However, the ... |
| | | ... the coupon at 7.95% per annum with an indicative term of five years. This is the fourth company to issue unrated corporate debt through FIIG. Last month FIIG announced it would distribute $70 million-worth of bonds for ASX-listed childcare company G8 ... |
| | | ... 2013, with developing world currency volatility spiking in recent months. While Hepner points to high levels of corporate debt in China and current account weakness outside of the major resource rich nations as structural headwinds in the region, he ... |
| | | ... 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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