Some cheeses have holes in them, some do not. There are also many varieties of hybrids, some of these also have holes in them.

In the midst of a potential banking crisis, with uncertainty and fear circling around regional banks and their holdings, let's talk MBS

Write-off of European bank bonds/hybrids is quite common - Credit Suisse is the latest example. But it has never happened in Australia

As central banks close in on their respective terminal rates, bringing the current tightening cycle to an end this year, we look at the trading implications for 2023...

I share my views on monetary policy, inflation, and why I believe there’s a strong case for increasing allocations to bonds

Considering a valuation model for fixed income total returns, helping investors better understand their defensive allocation.

Heightened market volatility presents attractive opportunities for fixed income investors, particularly for an active manager like PIMCO. The PIMCO Income Fund targets...

The “new normal” of low rates for long is being replaced by a return to the “old normal” of cash offering a return above expected inflation 

BondAdviser's John Likos writes about why a hard landing is more likely than any other scenario - and how the bond traders are playing it.

Clive Smith takes a closer look at some of the factors determining an investor's preference for domestic versus global bonds.