With higher yields, fixed income is back on the radar, but risks remain.

Will investors maintain faith in the bonds after taking a $17bn hit in the forced Swiss marriage?

With a multi-sector and flexible mandate, the PIMCO Income Strategy is set to benefit from buoyant bond markets, volatility and a weakening economy.

Where asset allocators are finding opportunities in choppy fixed income markets

The market for publicly traded bonds that provide intentional, direct and measurable social and/or environmental impact has evolved significantly.

Caution remains king, but some investors are finding higher yields without dialling up risk

BNP Paribas Wealth Management’s Shafali Sachdev and UBP’s Norman Villamin on emerging market bonds

‘’Be like water’’, a legendary man once said, which highlights his approach to his art and life and the importance of being flexible, adaptable and open to change. No more is this approach more important than in today’s markets, where uncertainty and volatility is the order of the day. Richard Woolnough, fund manager at M&G Investments, explains why a flexible approach to fixed income investing is warranted at this juncture, and where he sees value across the government and corporate bond markets.

Beaten down sector is throwing up opportunities for the brave

Nomura’s Gareth Nicholson and HSBC’s Fan Cheuk Wan discuss emerging market exposure

Investors are betting on sustainable bonds to recover, backed by rising demand and regulatory pressures

Identifying the top performers through last year’s volatility