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| | ... with FIIG's investment management platform SimCorp Dimension. "Demand for fixed income, and in particular corporate bonds, is on the rise with more and more investors realising the benefits of corporate bonds as part of a diversified portfolio," ... |
| | | ... sizes proving no barrier to larger funds. According to Kirkham, minimum spends can lock SMSFs out of high grade corporate bonds, which he says is a real challenge. Western Asset client services and marketing executive Jonathon Baird said the fixed income ... |
| | | ... stream. This is according to the joint study conducted by FIIG Securities and Deloitte Access Economics, which shows corporate bonds outperformed the local (4.3%) and global (5.5%) share markets at an average gross return of 6.1% in the 10 years to 2016. ... |
| | | ... emerald fixed income portfolio is a managed portfolio of individual bond units (XTBs) that will invest in Aussie corporate bonds from companies with a strong track record of mitigating environmental, social and governance risk relative to alternatives. ... |
| | | ... household spending. Stronger consumer spending leads to better company profits. The bond market, particularly corporate bonds, should also benefit under this scenario, as there is minimal upward pressure on inflation and interest rates. This positive ... |
| | | ... for the group." Over the last 20 years, FIIG Securities has made thousands of Australian and foreign currency corporate bonds available to its Australian investor base. It has originated more than 45 Australian-dollar denominated corporate bond issues ... |
| | | ... Bank Rate at 0.50% (which it lifted by 25 bps last November) and the quantitative easing ceilings for gilts and corporate bonds remain at £435 billion and £10 billion, respectively. Needless to say, the BOE is operating under a different environment. ... |
| | | ... institutions alike. I'm looking forward to contributing to FIIG's work in helping investors access the benefits of corporate bonds in Australia." FIIG has more than $10 billion in term deposits and corporate bonds under advice in its short-term money ... |
| | | ... conditioned on the assumptions that the stock of purchased gilts remains at £435 billion and the stock of purchased corporate bonds remain at £10 billion throughout the forecast period, and on the Term Funding Scheme (TFS); all three of which are financed ... |
| | | ... high-quality assets such as global property and global infrastructure, alongside traditional asset class such as corporate bonds and equities," AMP Capital chief investment officer Grant Hassell said. |
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