Four views: Are gilts finally back in favour?
A year after Liz Truss’s ill-fated mini-budget sent the bond market into a tailspin, experts give their view on the role gilts have to play in portfolios going forward
A year after Liz Truss’s ill-fated mini-budget sent the bond market into a tailspin, experts give their view on the role gilts have to play in portfolios going forward
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The fund will be co-managed by Stefan Isaacs and Matthew Russell
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Brighter times could be on the horizon for the home market
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‘Recent developments have provided investors with the potential to secure a good return for relatively low risk’
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One area of the market is still being overlooked
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Rising interest rates, widening discounts and fixed income inflows have bruised assets
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While the wealth manager sees value in gilts for the first time in years
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There is a question over whether spreads adequately reflect the outlook for the global economy. Do investors need to be cautious?
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Quarterly rebalance of its WealthSelect offering
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Changes signal a more global, multi-manager approach
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There are signs of problems for the asset class
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Investors sought safety in commodities and fixed income during a volatile month
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