Money Managers Are Stuffed With Corporate Bonds
The proportion of corporate bonds in buy-side portfolios is close to a new record.
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Money managers' allocation to corporate bonds is close to reaching a record, according to fresh survey data.
The latest Stone McCarthy survey of senior money managers showed allocations to corporate debt rose to 35.3 percent this week.