The world’s largest asset manager is upping exposure to short-term sovereign bonds and downgrading credit in the long run.

The world’s largest asset manager is upping exposure to short-term sovereign bonds and downgrading credit in the long run.
Fixed income portfolios should assess different risk scenarios to inform investment decisions for corporate bonds, says Schroders.
Fidelity International sees passive funds as sub-optimal for exposure to high-quality short-dated credit.
Morningstar data show the seven funds in Hong Kong and six in Singapore that have exposure to China’s embattled property developer.
Allianz Global Investors sees opportunities emerging in government bonds as tightening cycles mature.
Aviva Investors’ Sunita Kara makes the contrarian case for high yield currently.
Schroders sees the region’s growth outlook and other tailwinds as key drivers for Asian credit as an attractive asset class.
Different economic growth cycles across geographies globally call for fixed income investors to be selective to find alpha.
Sheldon Chan also details the reasons for the fund’s outperformance so far this year.
High yield managers are looking instead at Macau gaming, Indian renewable energy and Indonesian corporate credits.
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