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Five charts to keep an eye on – making sense of this unique investment environment

Following the US election, we have seen bond rates continuing to increase, a stronger US dollar, firmer commodity prices, and a US stock market at all-time highs. How long will

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08 Dec 2016

Choosing cash over fixed income doesn’t make sense

Australian investors have largely missed out on the 20-year bond rally, preferring instead to invest in cash for their liquid/defensive asset holding. However, they missed out on a major benefit

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14 Jun 2016

Greek referendum will cause short-term volatility but unlikely to have long-term global market impact

In Sunday’s referendum, the Greek populace overwhelming voted to reject the terms of the programme for reform and fiscal adjustment put forward by the European Commission, European Central Bank (ECB)

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08 Jul 2015

Nikko Asset Management adds senior management roles in global investment team

Three seasoned investment professionals are taking on expanded roles to bolster the global management capability of Nikko Asset Management’s investment team, the company announced last week. Roger Bridges, based in

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13 Oct 2014

Choosing cash over fixed income no longer makes sense

From Tyndall AM

Australian investors have largely missed out on the 20-year bond rally, preferring instead to invest in cash for their liquid/defensive asset holding. However, the returns on fixed income have actually

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31 Jul 2014

Assessing risk: low probability, high impact events

From Tyndall AM

Risk is a word that generally tends to be thought of in a negative light. However, in the investment world risk is a necessary part of investing and cannot be

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04 Mar 2014

Even in a rising rate environment, bonds have an important role to play

From Tyndall AM

Over the past year or two, investors globally have become more wary about bonds, envisaging the end of the 30-year rally in bond yields. Yields on bonds remain relatively low,

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21 Jan 2014

What is the future for bonds and why should you maintain an allocation to this asset class?

From Tyndall AM

Roger Bridges, Head of Fixed Income and Anita Daum, Head of Portfolio Management and the portfolio manager for the Tyndall Australian Bond Fund have provided their answers to AdviserVoice on

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02 Sep 2013

Strong AUD could create problems with inflation

From Tyndall AM

The strength of the Australian dollar is likely to continue in the short to medium term, with significant implications for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) monetary policy and its

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10 Apr 2013

Fears of a bond bubble overblown

From Tyndall AM

Investors should not be worried about a bubble in the bond market, as the current high prices and low yields in bonds are not driven by the same factors as

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24 Jan 2013

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