Fixed income portfolios should shun risk and erect liquidity buffers against future shocks, argues Twenty-Four Asset Management’s founding partner.

Fixed income portfolios should shun risk and erect liquidity buffers against future shocks, argues Twenty-Four Asset Management’s founding partner.
A large-cap preference in fixed income is necessary in the current low yield environment, says Hermes head of credit.
The asset manager’s WFOE taps into domestic demand for China fixed income.
Investors should seek extra yield, liquidity – and sanctuary – with investment grade corporate bonds, according to JP Morgan Asset Management.
Yield-seeking investors can find opportunities outside the fixed income universe, according to Alliance Bernstein.
Risk assets, including emerging market currencies, should be balanced by US Treasury holdings, argues the Baltimore-based fund manager.
High yield bonds may deliver income to investors, but their volatility can erode capital in a portfolio.
Geopolitics may cause volatility, but central bank stimulus should support onshore China bonds, according to Invesco’s Asia fixed income head.
Data suggests an ESG overlay improves returns and and reduces volatility for corporate bond investors, according to quantitative research by JP Morgan Asset Management.
The “liquid global macro emerging market long-short fixed income” strategy aims to generate 6-8% gross return above overnight Libor.
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