Financial advisers are adding value by finding higher yields for clients' cash balances.
Experts advise taking advantage of higher bond yields while bracing clients for the near certainty of a recession.
I-Bonds Bucket allows users to invest in the securities while bypassing the glitchy TreasuryDirect.gov website.
In an RIA Lab discussion of what investors should expect from alternative investments, panelists note that fees are high and liquidity is limited.
But for sustainability-linked bonds, sales are up 18% year-to-date compared with this time in 2021, according to S&P.
A survey of pension fund managers responsible for nearly $2 trillion worth of assets shows asset allocation decisions are being driven by a focus on climate change and a search for yield.
Advisers are adjusting clients' portfolios to weather the recession that could result from the central bank's response to spiking prices.
Chicago’s Loop Capital Markets helped an unnamed Midwestern city buy fixed-income securities.
While advisers may not expect anywhere near the market growth over the next year that investors enjoyed in 2021, many advisers believe they’ve already seen the bottom this year.
The FolioBeyond Rising Rates ETF, which launched in October, is gaining appeal for advisers as it nears the $100 million mark.
Rapid interest-rate hikes deployed by policy makers in response to soaring inflation have brought to an end a four-decade bull market in bonds.
The bank won’t be part of the underwriting syndicate for transaction after state Comptroller Glenn Hegar included UBS on list of firms he deems “boycott” the fossil-fuel industry.
The Biden administration's plan to cancel billions in student debt could drive inflation even higher.
The inflation pressures that have emerged make it challenging to invest in fixed income, but there are possible solutions.
The tactic has taken a beating this year as bonds were hit by the steepest slump in decades, compounding the stock market's losses instead of buffering against them.
The new US Benchmark Series from F/m Investments offers traders exposure to three different government bonds.
The global sell-off in bonds results in the second straight quarter in which the asset management company's clients pulled money from its funds.
This year's slide in stocks and bonds hasn't been pleasant for anyone, but it's been most disheartening for those with kids heading off to college this fall.
A TDF specialist likens the current market environment to that in 2008, when TDFs fell more than 30%.
Investors should bet on credit instead, because valuations have improved and default risk is contained, according to BlackRock strategists.
