fixed income
Upside-down rates do make sense. They reveal the high cost of staying solvent.
Recession risks are "very, very high," says Anne Walsh, CFA.
How do we test how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing returns compare to those of similar traditional investments? The simplest way is to look at bonds.
Has the bubble in credit markets achieved new momentum? Edward Altman weighs in.
Riccardo Rebonato combines theory with current empirical evidence to build a robust understanding of what drives the government bond market.
Why do investors keep investing in government bonds despite extremely low yields?
Investors are not yet betting on a recession, State Street's Michael Metcalfe tells Dan O'Connor, CAIA. But they have reduced their holdings of high-yield corporate debt.
State Street's Bill Ahmuty shares his perspective on the rise of fixed-income exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in an interview with Dan O'Connor, CAIA.
Howard Marks, CFA, explains why market cycles are largely driven by human psychology and behaviors.
When it comes to German investors, wealth accumulation is not so much determined by the size of the wallet as the state of mind, Thomas Mayer, CFA, PhD, explains.