Market insights
High-yield market: The US is more attractive than Europe, despite more expensive valuations
Fundamentally, high-yield issuers are in a solid position and could well live with a potential moderate recession. The substantial correction we have seen so far in 2022 would therefore constitute an interesting entry point for long-term investors.
The Multi-Asset Renaissance
Dr. Torsten von Bartenwerffer,
Against a background of persistent uncertainty and a combination of higher interest rates and bond yields with inflation set to fall in the medium term, an environment is emerging in which diversification should once again pay off.
Attractive currency opportunities in a global high yield portfolio
Investing in euro-denominated bonds versus USD bonds with a similar profile from the same issuer offers an attractive opportunity to generate additional returns over the medium term without increasing risk.
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Opportunities from adversity in convertible bonds
Ute Heyward,
The massive price slump in growth stocks could represent an interesting opportunity for investors. Convertible bonds would be a sensible alternative to shares to take advantage of this opportunity.
Attractive yields in crisis-proven emerging market corporates
Thomas Fischli Rutz,
The risk/reward ratio for emerging market corporates has improved considerably. Default rates are low and valuations are favourable. This translates into commensurate potential for returns.
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