Credit spreads are the difference in yield (interest rate) between two bonds with the same maturity date but different credit qualities. Credit spreads provide valuable insights into economic conditions, market sentiment, corporate health, and investment opportunities. In essence, credit spreads are a measure of risk. The wider the spread, the greater the perceived risk of the lower-quality bond. Follow us on our social pages to learn more on Bonds and Sukuk. #CreditSpreads #BondInvesting #FinancialTips #BIXMalaysia
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‘Risk On’ and ‘Risk Off’ phenomenon is quite common in global markets. ‘Risk Off’ is generally characterised by switching to bonds from equities or within bond moving from corporate bonds to Govt bonds. The typical reaction of global market in such scenario is to purchase US Treasuries which are considered safest heaven. The U.S. Treasury markets are the largest and most liquid government bond markets in the world. Sneak peek into US fixed income market infrastructure from volume and regulatory perspective is as below: #treasurytales #USTreasurymarkets #corporatebonds #govtbonds #investmentstratgeis #riskmamagment Abhishek Anand
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KRIS® Bond Price Attribution for the 20 most heavily traded senior fixed-rate bonds in the U.S. corporate market. KRIS info https://lnkd.in/eYfKBYY Bond market overview https://lnkd.in/eCrcsTS #creditrisk #bonds @SASSoftware
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#BondVoyage Bonds offer unique advantages within the world of financial instruments, including a defined maturity date, steady returns, and distinct behavior during market fluctuations. With regular interest payments, they provide investors with a reliable income stream and a sense of stability, making them an attractive choice for those seeking a secure investment option. Bonds also play a crucial role in diversifying portfolios, helping to mitigate risk across various asset classes. But how do they stack up against familiar options like equity shares or bank deposits? Watch this video to know more. #Bonds #BondsOtherInstruments #EquityShares #BankDeposits #InterestIncome #MaturityDate #InvestmentStrategy
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Are bonds 'boring'? They have been this year relative to more exciting equity market returns. However, boring is good when it comes to high quality bonds. I argue the yield is still worth locking in. #bonds #yield #investmentstrategy
Are bonds less ‘exciting’ than equities? Manpreet Gill states his case for bonds in today’s context. Read now: sc.com/article-0905/ #Investing #MarketOutlook #Bonds #WealthManagement
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Securitized spreads still have room to tighten despite the recent rally. We see attractive value opportunities in CRT, CLO, agency MBS, and ABS with high all-in yields backed by solid credit fundamentals and favorable market technical. Our latest research explores the opportunities and risks across fixed income markets: https://bit.ly/3LsMvWU
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September was another strong month for fixed income returns, with an emerging theme being the rise of private credit. But are public markets to be underestimated? Azhar Hussain, Head of Global Credit, discusses in this month’s Crunching Credit. Read now: https://ow.ly/4Fxw50TJFtX #FixedIncome #HighYield #Bonds #CrunchingCredit
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The current turmoil in bond markets has highlighted how alternative credit strategies can navigate volatility and generate positive returns regardless of rate movements. In this piece, we highlight three key themes our team continues to focus on as we actively evaluate the best risk-reward opportunities in the market. Read the full article to learn more about how we are locked in on generating alpha in the current environment. https://lnkd.in/gf2Kuj3k #RPIA #activecredit #bonds #fixedincome #globalmarkets #investing
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#Bonds are boring! ...right? Well, maybe not. #Macro factors like the #Fed cutting #rates (eventually) should provide a boost to bonds while making the #interest burden for existing borrowers less challenging. All in, that could mean an end to one of (if not the) longest bear markets that bonds have seen for a long time. My guess is other #investors may follow suit and tiptoe back into #fixedincome as macro conditions become more supportive to the #asset class. https://lnkd.in/eyvXiV3Z
Big Funds Bet the ‘Anything But Bonds’ Trade Is Poised to End
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Market dispersion and the high interest rate environment are generating opportunities to trade long liquid credit strategies, such as high yield convertible bonds or single name credit default swaps, and short equities. https://lnkd.in/e_qdJVPJ
Dispersion, High Rates Drives Alpha Opportunities In Liquid Credit
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Learn why bonds may be better positioned than both equities and cash in 2025 – and where we see attractive opportunities for investors now. #2025MarketOutlook #InvestmentOutlook #Bonds
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