The most common structured bonds in the Australian market are Residential Mortgage Backed Securities, or RMBS.
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Being a Wholesale Client can impact the choices you can make as a bond investor.
We feel it is an important classification to be aware of as it significantly improves your choice of available bonds, and so we are going back through the Benefits of being a Wholesale Client series as a recap.
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The current portfolio yields an indicative 5.26%* to the assumed maturity dates with an approximate $205k spend.
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For over a century, International Women's Day has provided an important opportunity for groups worldwide advocating for gender equality. Last Saturday, March 8, marked the 2025 edition dedicated to the advancement of women worldwide.
Understanding the effect of US tariffs on the rest of the world is mostly about second and third order effects, and weighing up which effect is going to be the strongest.
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We've updated our Sample Portfolios for the month.
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Over the weekend of February 1-2, Australian time, US President Donald Trump fired the opening salvos in what might have become (and may yet become) a nasty trade war between supposed allies the US, Canada and Mexico.
The Bank Bill Swap Rate, commonly known as BBSW, is the most common measure of short-dated interest rates in Australia. Strictly speaking, it is the rate at which Australia’s prime banks borrow money for short periods, like three months or six months. BBSW is normally near, but just above, the RBA cash rate.
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The current portfolio yields an indicative 5.41%* to the assumed maturity dates with an approximate $204k spend.
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