This content is from: Portfolio How the End of Rate Hikes Could Set the Stage for Preferred Securities Preferreds have delivered double-digit returns in six out of seven years following a negative total return, according to Cohen & Steers. By Hannah Zhang December 12, 2022
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Sponsored Demand For Synth Junk Bonds Growing The demand for financial instruments that use credit derivatives on U.S. junk bonds or high-yield indices is growing, reports Financial Times. March 10, 2011
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Sponsored Junk Bonds Post $885M Inflows According to Lipper, a unit of Thompson Reuters, mutual funds focusing on speculative-grade bonds gathered about $885 million inflow in the week ended July 6, 2011. July 10, 2011
This content is from: Portfolio Investors Flee Junk Bonds; Then a Brave Few Seek Reentry The high-yield bond implosion at Third Avenue created panic. But as the fear subsided, some investors began searching for bargains. By Robert Stowe England December 29, 2015
