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SFCR for the year ended 31 December 2025
SFCR for the year ended 31 December 2025
2 April 2026
Fanni Pfeningberger
Fanni Pfeningberger
1 April 2026
Are high yield bonds the place to hide in levered credit?
Are high yield bonds the place to hide in levered credit?
1 April 2026
High yield bonds combine improved credit quality with limited exposure to AI-driven disruption, setting them apart within levered credit.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Pump it up (when you don’t really need it)
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Pump it up (when you don’t really need it)
31 March 2026
Rising petrol prices will eventually feed into higher inflation, which is being
reflected in the pricing of government bonds.
Good Governance Policy
Good Governance Policy
30 March 2026
What five weeks of conflict mean for emerging market debt
What five weeks of conflict mean for emerging market debt
30 March 2026
EM spreads are holding up well as energy route disruption from the Iran war continues, but differentiation is occurring across sovereign credits as investors reassess future risk.
Market Perspectives: Where next for commodity prices?
Market Perspectives: Where next for commodity prices?
30 March 2026
Today we look at the potential upside – and even downside – risks to the oil price and other commodities from the Iran war and where they might go from here.
Unpicking the US securitised credit universe – asset types and characteristics
Unpicking the US securitised credit universe – asset types and characteristics
25 March 2026
In the second piece in an educational series on US ABS we drill down into the different types of securities and their individual characteristics
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – The curve that got away
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – The curve that got away
24 March 2026
The EUR swap curve is telling a fascinating story amid the Iran conflict.
Market Perspectives: The fog of war and monetary policy
Market Perspectives: The fog of war and monetary policy
23 March 2026
Today we will look at Iran and the impact on central banks.
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Are high yield bonds the place to hide in levered credit?
Are high yield bonds the place to hide in levered credit?
1 April 2026
High yield bonds combine improved credit quality with limited exposure to AI-driven disruption, setting them apart within levered credit.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Pump it up (when you don’t really need it)
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Pump it up (when you don’t really need it)
31 March 2026
Rising petrol prices will eventually feed into higher inflation, which is being
reflected in the pricing of government bonds.
What five weeks of conflict mean for emerging market debt
What five weeks of conflict mean for emerging market debt
30 March 2026
EM spreads are holding up well as energy route disruption from the Iran war continues, but differentiation is occurring across sovereign credits as investors reassess future risk.
Market Perspectives: Where next for commodity prices?
Market Perspectives: Where next for commodity prices?
30 March 2026
Today we look at the potential upside – and even downside – risks to the oil price and other commodities from the Iran war and where they might go from here.
Unpicking the US securitised credit universe – asset types and characteristics
Unpicking the US securitised credit universe – asset types and characteristics
25 March 2026
In the second piece in an educational series on US ABS we drill down into the different types of securities and their individual characteristics
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – The curve that got away
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – The curve that got away
24 March 2026
The EUR swap curve is telling a fascinating story amid the Iran conflict.
Market Perspectives: The fog of war and monetary policy
Market Perspectives: The fog of war and monetary policy
23 March 2026
Today we will look at Iran and the impact on central banks.
20 years of Euro LDI funds: A proven foundation now widely supporting European pension schemes
20 years of Euro LDI funds: A proven foundation now widely supporting European pension schemes
20 March 2026
Liability-driven investment has transformed from a Dutch regulatory response into a mature, pan European framework for pension risk management.
Conviction in both quant and fundamental research to pursue alpha
Conviction in both quant and fundamental research to pursue alpha
19 March 2026
How we work to drive client outcomes through a combination of disciplined quantitative models and fundamental research driven company-level insights.
Middle East: Markets brace for extended disruption
Middle East: Markets brace for extended disruption
19 March 2026
With the economic impact of the crisis hinging on the flow of oil, investors should remain disciplined and focus on long‑term fundamentals over fast‑moving headlines.
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