Fear of regulation main driver behind cut in exposure
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Improving portfolio credit quality behind fund's plans
One of the more important developments in markets since the late 1990s has been the emergence of a negative stock-bond price correlation.
Over the past decade, we have endured the tired pessimism that still looms from the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.
Investors have piled into bonds such that more than $15trn worth are now negative yielding if held to maturity – a new record.
Knee-jerk reactions could become self-fulfilling