Demand for negative duration bond strategies within Asia’s discretionary mandates space is in on the rise amid a difficult year for traditional long-only bonds, according to asset management firm Aviva Investors, which expects a volatile coming 12 months for fixed income. “Given the constraints of a long-only mandate, DPM managers are unable to go short or negative duration, which actually…
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Aviva sees early demand for negative duration bond strategies in DPM
10 December 2018

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