Threadneedle (Lux) European High Yield Bond Update

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Wie hat sich das Jahr 2023 bisher entwickelt, welche Trends haben sich aus dem Jahr 2022 fortgesetzt, und wie positionieren wir uns im weiteren Jahresverlauf?

Andrew Dewar

Andrew Dewar

Andrew Dewar is a portfolio manager in the Investment Grade Credit team at Columbia Threadneedle Investments.

Residential and datacentres – European investment grade credit

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Finding the right locations in European real estate credit. Any why residential and datacentres look attractive.

Prognose der Ausfallquoten für europäische Hochzinsanleihen – überwiegend mild mit negativer Grundtendenz

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Wir prognostizieren weiterhin relativ geringe kurzfristige Ausfallquoten, stellen aber fest, dass der unterschwellige Trend leicht nach unten weist.

A boost for Boeing – what does it mean for bondholders?

A Boost for Boeing

A bumper order for 737-Max airplanes bodes well for Boeing and the commercial aviation sector. We assess what it means for bondholders

Managing cash amid another US debt-ceiling showdown

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We look at the showdown in the US over the debt limit, what this might mean for cash portfolios, and the expectation of resolution – albeit with a big wildcard

Euro high yield default rates forecast – mostly benign with an undercurrent

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However, we still expect default rates to move higher as the 2025/26 maturity wall draws closer.

Under pressure – European real estate credit

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Europe’s real estate sector has been under pressure since mid-2021. What’s behind its struggles and where can we find attractive credit opportunities?

Credit Suisse and the likely impact on banking regulations

We will be scrutinising management teams more on the relationship between governance and liquidity – and believe the cost of funding is now higher across the sector

Warum in Europa sehr niedrige High-Yield-Ausfälle zu erwarten sind

Nach dem Ende des ersten Quartals 2023 wird deutlich: Der europäische Markt für Hochzinsanleihen widersetzt sich weiterhin den Erwartungen