Nuveen: Real estate has reached a turning point
Global real estate values have reset and income-led returns mean the investment window is still open, according to Nuveen’s real estate team.
Stickier inflation and changing asset correlations mean income investors need to diversify their sources of yield without sacrificing exposure to long-term growth, say Karen Watkin and Fahd Malik.
Real yields, diversification and improving fundamentals makes the asset class an attractive opportunity, says WBIM.
This week FSA compares two Asia Pacific bond funds: the BlackRock GF Asian High Yield Bond fund and the UBS (Lux) SICAV Asian High Yield Bond fund.
Higher yields have created potential opportunities across bond markets, but tight credit spreads and growing divergence between economies mean investors need to be increasingly selective, according to Ninghui Liu, head of investment strategy and research for State Street Investment Management in APAC.
This week FSA compares two emerging markets bond funds: the AB Emerging Markets Debt Portfolio fund and the T. Rowe Price Emerging Markets Bond fund.
Asian bonds offer attractive yields, diversification and robust credit fundamentals, BlackRock’s Stephen Gough tells FSA.
88% of strategists believe productivity gains from AI will translate into higher corporate profits.
Multi-asset funds remained the strongest-performing asset class during the first half of this year.
The MFS Meridian Funds – Euro Credit Short Term Bond fund is available to retail investors in Singapore.
The launches reflect the evolution of fixed income from a purely defensive allocation, according to the team.
The abrdn SICAV I – Global Enhanced Yield Bond fund is available under HASL Asia’s investment-linked assurance scheme in Hong Kong.
This week FSA provides a quick comparison of two global fixed income funds: the Neuberger Global Flexible Credit Income fund and the PIMCO GIS Diversified Income fund.
Aberdeen Investments’ head of Apac fixed income, Adam McCabe, prefers high-quality, short-duration bonds.
The AI build-out won’t be derailed by higher oil prices as US tech maintains capex plans.
The credit ecosystem in which the old lines of demarcation are becoming obsolete, argues John Vibert, head of credit at PGIM.
Tight credit spreads are not a concern, according to Capital Group fixed income portfolio manager Damien McCann.