Dryer, who spoke to FSA on the sidelines of the forum, believes that fundamentals are becoming more challenging and default rates are likely to rise. “You have to be 100% confident you are doing your security selection as best as you possibly can.”
She also believes further monetary easing in Australia and New Zealand is likely, which is a plus for longer maturity bonds.
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