HSBC Global Private Banking (HSBC GPB) believes 2023 will be year of “looking for silver linings” and is overweight on investment-grade bonds across all regions. “Almost all asset classes have repriced substantially since the start of 2022. However, long-term expected returns have improved notably across all asset classes after the broad-based market sell-off in 2022,” according to Fan Cheuk Wan,…
2023 will offer opportunities in IG bonds and China: HSBC GPB and RBC WM
By Twinkle Sparta, senior reporter | 6 December 2022

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