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Nearly all of the fixed-income funds held short term debt.January 15
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In what was a stellar year for corporates, governments nearly missed the list entirely.January 8
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It was the biggest annual leap for strategies focused on corporate or government debt since 2014, boosting assets to more than $800 billion, data show.January 8
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Managers of the funds became increasingly involved with private debt last year; boosting their median allocation to 2.9% from 2.1%, data show.January 6
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In a business increasingly dominated by inexpensive index funds, the young juggernaut succeeded by actually picking good investments.December 13
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Despite the exodus, all of the mutual funds and ETFs on the list posted net gains for the year.December 11
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“There’s less performance chasing than you saw in the past, and that’s a positive thing,” an expert says.December 4
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Banks are hoping strategies like technology-enabled portfolio trading will help them grab a bigger slice of the shrinking fixed-income pie.November 18
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Those that shorted the market suffered “steep losses,” while market-neutral products posted “modest gains.”November 13
