The Yield Curve, and Long-Term Gilts
LGB’s Investment Director, Ivan Sedgwick explains the recent changes in the yield curve and gives his views as to why long-dated bonds are currently offering attractive rates amidst macroeconomic volatility.
LGB’s Investment Director, Ivan Sedgwick explains the recent changes in the yield curve and gives his views as to why long-dated bonds are currently offering attractive rates amidst macroeconomic volatility.
May 1st – May Day – also the international distress signal – feels like a good time to look back over what has been an extraordinary year, and not in a good way.
LGB & Co.’s Investment Director, Ivan Sedgwick, shares his thoughts on Government bonds and investment in periods of market volatility.
It’s a moment for celebration both for LGB Capital Markets (“LGB”) and non-bank lender, Simply Asset Finance (“Simply”), as we announce an increase in their Medium-Term Note (MTN) programme from £65m to £100m.
Higher interest rates have contributed to a renewed demand for fixed-income investments. However, when looking at the relative value of different debt instruments, an understanding of the composition and trajectory of credit spreads is essential.
There is no right answer to the question of how to allocate assets. In Part 1 of his thoughts on asset allocation, LGB Investment Director Ivan Sedgwick explores potential considerations for private investors and the role that LGB’s MTN programmes can play in well-structured portfolios.
We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of a new £15m secured note programme for Roma Finance (“Roma”), a leading specialist property lender.
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