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| | | ... exposure by reducing the government sub-index of the bond index from 70% to 50%, while increasing its exposure on US corporate bonds as well as mortgage-backed securities where previous exposure were zero. The proposal is a response to the Ministry of ... |
| | | | ... Index provides broad exposure to Australian fixed income, including government, semi-government, supranational and corporate bonds, while the Bloomberg AusBond Credit Index focuses on Australian corporate bonds. The futures allow investors to manage ... |
| | | | ... retirement, and wealth platforms." F/m has a suite of 20 ETFs across the fixed income landscape including treasuries, corporate bonds and municipal securities. It also provides customised municipal bond and liquidity strategies to institutional and high-net-worth ... |
| | | | ... to senior floating rate bank bonds, subordinated bank debt and interest rate hedged Australian investment grade corporate bonds. The ETF carries a management fee of 0.22% per annum and is designed to deliver regular monthly income while seeking relative ... |
| | | | ... Capital Guard promoted itself as a regulated financial services provider that specialised in acquiring and holding corporate bonds on behalf of clients. ASIC cancelled Capital Guard's Australian financial services licence on June 29 after finding it ... |
| | | | ... exposure to a diversified portfolio of high yielding, fixed-rate, Australian dollar denominated investment grade corporate bonds, maturing in the 12 months leading up to May 2031. Additionally, only securities with a principal amount outstanding of $250 ... |
| | | | ... across global credit markets (allowing the manager to invest where relative value is highest), across high-yield corporate bonds, bank loans, emerging markets debt, and structured finance to capture opportunities and manage downside risk." The strategy ... |
| | | | ... downwards, and lower yields mean capital appreciation in bond markets," she said. Therefore, government and strong corporate bonds stand to benefit the most in the face of economic recession, in being considered safer investments, LaRusse described. ... |
| | | | ... floating-rate subordinated bonds issued by Australia's Big 4 banks, as well as interest-rate hedged investment-grade corporate bonds from Australian companies. ECRD is intended to boost investor income by enhancing yields through gearing at institutional ... |
| | | | ... deliver returns above RBA Cash Rate. The diversified portfolio will primarily focus on Australian investment-grade corporate bonds, including subordinated and senior credit. There will be a capacity to add select securitised exposures for diversification. ... |
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