corporate credit

Cash has been hard to beat. Muzinich’s Ian Horn explains why today’s yields could make short-dated credit an attractive next step.

With one of the most attractive set-ups for fixed income in years, 2026 offers a rare opportunity to embrace the strategic role of bonds.

For structural and cyclical reasons, the good times for hedged corporate credit can continue.

As the cash rate comes down, income opportunities are becoming thin on the ground for those chasing decent yields

Schroders' Sebastian Mullins believes the current market volatility means being active is more important than ever

As the market shifts for fixed income, this is where Western Asset Management is investing.

ASIC Australian corporate insolvencies reached their highest level since monthly data were first published in January 1999.

The corporate debt market is offering big yields but increased default risk is hanging over the market's minds.

First Sentier Investors’ asset class experts share their ideas about what’s ahead in 2023. 

As the major Australian banks shift away from commercial lending (a trend that has accelerated in recent years post royal commission) there has been significant growth...