Search Results | Showing 871 - 880 of 3270 results for "yield" |
| | | ... asset class will deflect risks and a challenging policy environment to provide investors with a low beta source of "healthy" yield in 2019. T. Rowe Price head of Australian equities and portfolio manager Randal Jenneke is "cautiously optimistic" about ... |
| | | | Financial Standard launches its FS Power50 guide today, recognising the 50 most influential financial advisers in Australia as voted by the industry. In compiling the list, Financial Standard defined "influential" as individuals who have been or continue ... |
| | | | ... September. More pertinent, inflation expectations have come down... big time. Recall the spook Wall Street got when the US yield curve - the yield differential between the US 10-year and two-year bonds - flattened to 0.4% (the lowest since 2007) in the ... |
| | | | A Legg Mason affiliate has become the first to offer an actively-managed fixed income fund as an exchange-traded fund in Australia. Ringing the bell at the ASX in Sydney yesterday, Western Asset Management portfolio manager Anthony Kirkham listed the ... |
| | | | About 50% of all SMSFs have more than half of their portfolio invested in one asset class, despite more than 80% recognising the importance of diversification. New research from the SMSF Association and Investment Trends shows 47% of SMSFs allocated ... |
| | | | ... structure, taxable status and securitisation market size - creating more demand for indices in sovereign, composite and high yield. Interestingly, despite recent attention on ESG and smart beta indices, these own less than 6% of the market combined ... |
| | | | ... bond issue had a minimum size of $500 million but attracted bids of about $2.6 billion. TCorp allocated $1.8 billion and a yield of 3.235%, maturing in November 2028. The breakdown of the bond issuance included: 70% to asset managers; 14% to bank balance ... |
| | | | ... interest rates, adding a Labor victory would likely push the RBA from 2019 to 2020, anchoring the short end of the Australian yield curve. "We think to some extent right now bonds have come off a little bit, but there might be some more of that to come ... |
| | | | ... investments within their client portfolios," Romic said. "With increasing market volatility expected within a persistently low yield environment, we wish to take advantage of the prevailing risk premiums whilst they continue to present." DFS is set to ... |
| | | | ... settings will remain unchanged - policy rate unchanged at -0.1%; the target for 10-year Japanese government bond (JGBs) yield at around zero; and, bond purchases would be maintained at an annual pace of ¥80 trillion - although the financial and economic ... |
|