The largest, most sophisticated and successful international companies in the world are heavily allocating towards bonds.
Moving down the capital structure of higher rated corporate issuers can be a smart way to add higher returns to well diversified portfolios.
A callable bond is a bond where the issuer has the right, but not the obligation, to buy back a bond at a certain point/s in its life at a specified price/s before the final maturity date.
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Donald Trump has won the US election. He will find the economy strong in some ways with unemployment low and inflation falling, but he will also face a large deficit that will – or perhaps should - curtail plans for large tax cuts or large spending initiatives.
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We've updated our Sample Portfolios for the month.
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The Labour Market is the second of the RBA’s two mandates and clearly important to the economic health of the country. In this piece we look at some of the developments in the labour market over the recent months and whether we’re arriving at a turning point.
The one-year anniversary of the FIIG Australian Bond (FAB) Fund in October delivered a strong 8.15%* (gross) and 7.51%* (net of fees) return for the period ending 30 September 2024, exceeding the industry (and FAB Fund) standard benchmark index by 1.04%,.