Emerging-market stocks are the biggest loser so far thjs year, followed by emerging-market and euro-denominated debt.
The 2008 crisis left investors focused on income vehicles that provide reliable returns.
The claimant's broker at UBS has 183 disclosures on his BrokerCheck report.
Bonds backed by revenue streams such as taxes or tolls are starting to see downgrades from the rating agencies
Transaction could involve Guggenheim taking on Munich Re's asset management unit
High-yield and low-duration strategies will seek specific investment outcomes.
Exchange-traded fund that tracks short-term junk bonds has lost $1.5 billion over the last two weeks.
Guggenheim's Scott Minerd explains: The flatter curve is a bad sign, and Fed hikes are likely to result in more flattening.
Cut in the corporate tax rate makes state and local government debt less attractive to financial institutions.
His $2.1 billion bond fund fell about 3% Tuesday, leaving it trailing 96% of its rivals.
As interest rates head higher, sectors such as investment-grade debt and consumer staples companies are taking it on the chin.
The world's biggest bond ETF tracks a benchmark that contains 9,917 bonds, many of them illiquid.
Going forward, the fixed-income environment may favor more sophisticated active approaches, such as flexible 'best ideas' strategies.
Demand at short end could ease funding costs and make stocks look better by comparison.
New regulation requiring brokers to disclose their markup or markdown on corporate and municipal bonds goes into effect today.
Fixed-income expert on whether this is the beginning of a secular bear market in bonds.
At current levels, the market has already priced in three more Fed rate hikes, Jeff Moore argues.
Some institutional investors are turning cautious on company debt as Fed tightening hikes companies' borrowing costs.
Moves in Treasury yields are flashing yellow right now, but not yet red
Yields aren't likely to move substantially higher from current levels, bond guru says
