“No upside and only downside,” says a seasoned products specialist at an American private bank, doing little to hide his dismay over the recent surge of interest in fixed maturity bond funds. A trend is in the making with fund houses throughout the region considering launching their own fixed maturity bond funds following the headline success of Credit Suisse Asset Management’s (CSAM)…
Fixed maturity bond funds: no upside, only downside
23 June 2016
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