Investors change bond strategies as yields rise

SSGA’s research shows investors are looking at index and systematic strategies

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Investors change bond strategies as yields rise

Institutional investors are allocating towards fixed income index and alternative investment strategies as gilt yields rise, according to research by State Street Global Advisors (SSGA).

The asset manager's report, The Future of Fixed Income, found many investors are adding private credit investments alongside public fixed income. They also have a growing appetite for systematic fi...

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