Investing in Fixed income is an integral part in an investor's diversified portfolio. It is a relatively low risk source of income compared to other asset classes which means yields for this asset class are lower. However there is now...

Even though individual countries in Europe still have national bond markets where governments, sub sovereign entities and corporations in residence issue bonds, and individual investors participate, the European market, especially across the Euro-zone countries, is increasingly acting like one...

Equities in emerging markets have great long-term growth potential. There is still plenty of room for technological advancement which will ensure improved productivity, continued urbanization, a more educated middle class with greater earning power which will increase economic activity. Regulation...

Emerging market debt can be a viable investment alternative to the lower yield core government bonds. The governance and financial prudence in some emerging markets is improving meaning that there is potential for a reduced risk of repayment default,...

Absolute return fixed income strategies look for other sources of returns beyond changes in interest rates, such as relative value and non-traditional income orients assets. Short positions can also be taken with the aim of generating positive returns even...

The UK’s 10-year gilt yield remained around 4.7% after the Bank of England kept interest rates steady as expected, signaling a gradual and cautious approach to further loosening amid persistently high inflation and weak growth. While there has been...