Weekly Report: what happened at FCOR last week (1120-1124)?

Soft Landing For Deal-Making In Q4 2023?

Worldwide m&a activity fell 27% in the first three quarters of 2023 to hit $2trn. Deal activity involving sustainable companies dropped 15% to a three-year low of $111bn. China led the market for sustainable deals, taking an 18% market share. Deal-makers in europe suffered a 7% aggregate pay-cut.

Weekly Report: what happened at FCOR last week (1113-1117)?

Columbia Threadneedle Fixed-Income Monitor: November 2023

Home investing strategy fixed income analysis columbia threadneedle fixed-income monitor: november 2023. Elevated geopolitical risk and soaring u.s. Treasury yields put pressure on financial assets across the risk spectrum. Corporate credit spreads widened to median levels, representing attractive value considering the economy.

Weekly Report: what happened at FCOR last week (1106-1110)?

Breaking Traditions With ETFs

Kingsley ford is the global head of index investments group at ftse russell. He says price compression in index investing has been a huge theme. Structured notes and sustainability and esg benchmarks are growing in popularity, he says. Kingsley ford talks to jamie macdonald, ex-portfolio manager, point 72.

An Inflection Point For Bonds: 2024 Fixed-Income Outlook

You don't have to be bearish on the economy to be optimistic on the bond market. We think investors shouldn't miss the opportunity to lock in higher yields for the long term. The next phase for the federal reserve is likely a pause while it assesses the impact of tighter lending.

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Flickering In The Wind

Higher Yields Today Create Opportunity

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Credit Outlook: High-Quality Bonds Offer Equity-Like Return Potential

Investment-Grade Corporates: A Tale Of Two Markets

Columbia Threadneedle Fixed Income Monitor: October 2023

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Defaults Expected To Rise Towards 5.5% In Europe And Reach 6% In The U.S.

The Role Fixed Income Plays For Non-Profit Investors

Fixed Income Outlook Q4 2023: Staying Airborne

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