Fixed income gains interest in Australia

Australia has one of the highest concentrations of equity investments compared with fixed income anywhere in the developed world. But interest in ‘fixed interest’, as it is often termed down under, is growing. Christopher Jeffery reports

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Investors, distributors and issuers gathered at the Westin hotel in Sydney on April 28 for Asia Risk’s Australian Fixed Income Forum. Their objective was to discuss and debate developments in the fixed-income business, including the macroeconomic forces shaping the Australian market, trends in debt financing and securitisation, the outlook for corporate and kangaroo bonds, the build-out of the linker market, and the relative trade-offs between government and semi-government debt.

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