The CDS trade
Credit default swaps (CDS) are derivative instruments which enable investors to hedge the credit spread component of a corporate bond. Buying a...
Key Takeaways
We believe that global credit is well positioned in the period ahead as an asset class that may deliver attractive defensive characteristics,...
By Adam Marden, Portfolio Manager, Multi-Asset and Fixed Income at T. Rowe Price
The U.S. government will need to issue more Treasury debt to fund...
By Clive Maguchu, senior strategist, and Marie Tsang, fixed income strategist, State Street Investment Management.
In 2025, global markets are navigating a landscape defined by...
Some bond market participants are concerned that the rise in Japanese government bond (JGB) yields is a bearish sign for global fixed income. There...
By Richard Quin, CIO and Principal, Bentham Asset Management
October 2022
Fund structure plays an important part in the performance of credit funds. A well-structured fund...
Long end of government curves under pressure
The global growth outlook is more than adequate
Taking stock of global fixed income performance
Longer for...
By Richard Quin, CIO and Principal, Bentham Asset Management
October 2022
Fund structure plays an important part in the performance of credit funds. A well-structured fund...
Australian private credit markets have been growing fast, particularly the commercial real estate (CRE) sub-sector that accounts for the lion’s share of the Australian...
By Katharine Neiss, PhD, Deputy Head of Global Economics and Chief European Economist, PGIM Fixed Income
Tariff uncertainty has rattled business sentiment and dented investment plans,...



































