US municipal bonds offer a comparable yield to investment grade corporate bonds, but better credit quality and a lower default experience. Learn more about these differences here: https://bit.ly/4cDCtxD Capital at risk. For professional investors only.
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Taxable municipal bonds often capture the interest of institutional investors with historically high yields that augur attractive future returns. Our latest insights show why this may be a clutch time to consider the benefits of this asset class. https://bit.ly/3R3tEFM.
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🔹 Scott Solomon, CFA and QUENTIN "Q" Fitzsimmons discusses three active portfolio responses to a new fixed income regime Read more on Investment IQ here: https://lnkd.in/eC8EUbUG #fixedincome #bonds #interestrates #investing #financialmarkets #portfoliomanagement #economicoutlook #marketvolatility
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Investing in Bonds: A Smart Move for Uncertain Times Are you looking for a stable and predictable addition to your investment portfolio? Consider bonds! Benefits of bond investing: - Regular income streams - Relatively lower risk - Diversification benefits - Capital preservation Types of bonds to explore: - Government bonds (e.g., US Treasury) - Corporate bonds - Municipal bonds - High-yield bonds - International bonds When investing in bonds, remember to: - Assess credit risk - Monitor interest rate changes - Diversify your portfolio - Ladder your bond maturities By investing in bonds, you can: - Reduce portfolio volatility - Generate predictable income - Achieve long-term financial goals Share your own bond investing experiences or ask questions in the comments! #BondInvesting #FixedIncome #Investing #WealthManagement #FinancialLiteracy
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Guide to managing bonds in an income portfolio https://lnkd.in/epZWfqmn
Guide to managing bonds in an income portfolio
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Interesting article on how the cost of money is putting downward pressure on credit ratings.
Rating Downgrades Are Picking Up: What That Means for Corporate Bonds
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Chart of the day Corporate bonds see highest outperformance to government bonds in 100 years. #ChartOfTheDay #InvestmentManagement #WealthManagement #InvestmentManager #FinancialNews #FinancialTrends #MarketTrends #FinancialMarkets #InvestmentTrends #MarketAnalysis #InvestmentStrategy #PortfolioPerformance #Wealth #Income #Growth #Chart #Graph #StayInformed #BLUFamilyOffice
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Today I would like to share a follow-up article on last week's post on bonds. The emphasis today is on comprehending the many types of bonds. Corporate bonds, government bonds, repo bonds, and green bonds are the four key categories it examines. Investors can make wise choices in the financial environment by being aware of the distinctive qualities and functions of each type of bond. The article also covers the fundamental traits that the majority of bonds have in common, including face value, coupon rate, coupon dates, maturity date, and issue price. The article also discusses several bond types that provide unique features and investment opportunities, such as zero-coupon bonds, convertible bonds, and callable bonds. Bond investments demand careful thought and professional advice from financial professionals. Investors can make more educated decisions that are in line with their financial objectives and risk tolerance by becoming knowledgeable about the bonds that are available and their qualities. If you are interested in learning more about navigating the bond market, continue reading the article on the JSE website. https://rpb.li/hQqaD #InvestmentInsights #BondInvestments #FinancialKnowledge
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We are currently seeing the best overall level of credit quality in both European and US high yield markets, for over a decade. Partly this is due to a reduction in leverage and debt levels. Partly it is due to higher risk issuers gaining finance from the private debt market. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3L8G6zH Capital at risk. For professional investors only.
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In a time of high-interest rates, it's natural to question #why we need private markets when fixed income seems like a "safe haven" to get an easy return❓ But as with all things in life, the answer is not always straightforward. Balance is key. ⚖ Check the video below ⬇ and discover #why. #fidelityinternational #privateassets #privatecredit #directlending #realestate #investing #privatemarkets #decarbonisation #institutionalinvestors
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