Long-term gilt yields are unlikely to rise above 4% for many years taking into account past performance, economics and supply and demand, according to Barnett Waddingham partner Matt Tickle.
Speaking at Barnett Waddingham's 2013 annual conference, Tickle (pictured) explained that historical yields hovered between 3% and 4% until the late 1960s through to the early 1990s. This brings...
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