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All Articles tagged with 'Vivek Prabhu'

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Perpetual Asset Management launches its first fixed income and credit Active ETF

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Perpetual Asset Management has launched the Perpetual Diversified Income Active ETF (ASX:DIFF), its first Active ETF utilising its Credit and Fixed Income capabilities. Launched on the Australian Stock Exchange today,

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08 Aug 2025
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Perpetual announces Vivek Prabhu as Head of Credit & Fixed Income

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Perpetual Limited (“Perpetual”) (ASX:PPT) has announces the promotion of Vivek Prabhu to Head of Credit & Fixed Income, leading Perpetual’s Credit & Fixed Income team. The announcement reflects the planned

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04 Jun 2025
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US fixed income is looking expensive – here’s where to invest instead

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Despite election uncertainty, US credit spreads are at historic lows and there are better options available for fixed-income investors. Vivek Prabhu explains. US fixed income is looking expensive and investors

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01 Nov 2024
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