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Does it still make sense to invest in subordinated financial bonds?

Philippe Lomné, Fixed Income Portfolio Manager Specialisation: IG Credit IG & Crossover & Jérôme Loire, Credit analyst Rothschild & Co Asset Management. Subordinated financial bonds are a unique asset class and a historic performance driver for our Fixed Income expertise, with particularly attractive characteristics in…
EFI
30 May 2025
Investing

A trader’s view

"We have moved away from the recession that was the markets' main and greatest fear at the start of the year," says David Kruk, Head of the Trading Desk/Intermediation at La Financière de l'Échiquier (LFDE), in his latest update on the latest market buzz. But…
Daniel Pechon
30 May 2025
Investing

Why Credit Deserves a Central Role in Asset Allocation

Pictet Asset Management. For many investors, government bonds are the bedrock of safety, while equities symbolize growth and opportunity. Credit, particularly Investment Grade and High Yield, is often seen as a riskier middle ground. Yet, over the past two decades, credit has consistently offered a…
EFI
28 May 2025
Investing

Mr. Bond hits back

Fiscal fight César Pérez Ruiz, Chief Investments Officer Pictet Wealth Management. The House of Representatives narrowly passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill” that promises sweeping tax cuts, fuelling markets’ fiscal fears and driving US equities lower, and Treasury yields higher. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO)…
EFI
28 May 2025
Investing

The foundations of a bull market in China

The Chinese indices, which are a long way from their highs, could embark on a solid uptrend. DeepSeek has surprised and erased the impression that China is lagging behindsign, a solid argument for the optimists. What if the downturn triggered by the trade war offered…
Daniel Pechon
27 May 2025
Investing

Catching Fallen Angels: Opportunity Amid Credit Market Volatility

By Ermira Marika and Nithin Mallya, Pictet Asset Management. Recent market shocks—particularly the tariff measures introduced by the Trump administration—have significantly unsettled the global credit bond landscape. Higher inflation expectations have driven government bond yields upward, while fears over corporate earnings have widened credit spreads.…
EFI
27 May 2025