australian credit

Murdoch is joined by Josh Manning, the founder and portfolio manager at Manning Asset Management, to discuss Australian credit markets.

The performance of Australia's top fixed income funds are in - and the winners ran away with the proverbial trophy.

Finding 8% yield in today's market isn't easy - but we've figured out a way to deliver it via rated bank bonds.

In the dynamic landscape of investments, the allure of fixed-income assets has seen an upsurge.

The patience of investors in more credit oriented fixed income funds has been sorely tested over the last 12 months. For such investors returns have been challenged...

Looking at fixed income as an asset class in isolation, there are three key benefits required to make an investment allocation. These are: The expected income or...

Last month we presented our views on the reflation trade and potential impacts on credit returns, concluding that the strong recovery in Australian economic growth...

The latest Listed Managed Investments Monthly for July 2020 focuses on the implied default rates of each debt listed investment trust and compares these figures to...

While the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is tragic and has been incredibly disruptive to billions of people around the globe, it has provided credit investors with a speedy...

The Australian Treasury expects that 60% of the economy can be recovered once we achieve Stage 3 of National Cabinet’s re-opening plan. This correlates with the RBA’s...

While it’s fair to say that 2019 was a forgettable year for Australia’s Major Banks, investors holding their debt had a much better time of it. Amidst the chase for...

Debt issuance from Australian corporates has been running hot in recent months, with some $5.5bn of credit issued into the public and private markets since September...

Over the past 30 years, traditional fixed income investors have benefited from the tailwind of falling rates and a long-term bull market for bonds. However, with...

So far in 2019, credit markets have been buoyed by the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) announcement of a pause in its Quantitative Tightening (QT) program and the shift in...

There’s no question Australia’s economy has enjoyed a stellar run. The trouble is, it’s largely been a consumer-based, credit-fuelled growth story. And the Bank of...

In the AFR today I examine whether Aussie corporate and financial bonds are currently cheap or expensive relative to pre-GFC and post-GFC spread levels, on the basis...