This overlooked macroeconomic factor poses an underappreciated risk to investors going forward, according to PGIM’s head of thematic research Shehriyar Antia.

This overlooked macroeconomic factor poses an underappreciated risk to investors going forward, according to PGIM’s head of thematic research Shehriyar Antia.
Credit ratings of companies doled out by ratings agencies do not necessarily influence investment decisions, according to Mitch Reznick, London-based co-head of credit and head of credit research at Hermes Investment Management.
A stabilised currency, improved liquidity and a more mature credit culture are what will attract investment in onshore Chinese bonds, industry sources said.
A recent working paper from the People’s Bank of China tries to explain the differences between the credit ratings issued by domestic and international agencies.
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