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    Attractive return prospects for corporate bonds
    The What GirlBy The What GirlDecember 30, 2008Updated:March 10, 20232 Comments2 Mins Read
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    Medium term valuations in credit appear very compelling. However, credit markets have yet to establish a clear bottom as policy makers struggle to contain the economic fallout from rampant de-leveraging, still falling house prices and limited demand for distressed assets.

    Types of Bonds

    • Overweight Investment Grade, Underweight High Yield. Deleveraging and high yields in a world of low nominal returns produce attractive risk-adjusted and relative return prospects for corporate bonds. We favour investment-grade credits at present but would look to extend into high-yield as the economic and financial environment stabilises.
    • Underweight BBB cyclicals. Tight credit conditions and funding pressures are likely to weigh on levered companies that are vulnerable to a cyclical economic slowdown.
    • Overweight more defensive sectors. Stable cash flows and limited financing requirements should continue to benefit Consumer Product, Healthcare, Defence, Telecom, Utility and Energy companies.
    • Modest Financial sector overweight. Durable and comprehensive government support will likely result in substantial issuance, but also makes the sector more defensive relative to non-financials.
    • Take advantage of the new issue calendar. In the early stages of a credit cycle, the strongest companies usually issue debt on favourable terms for investors. Additionally, the wide basis of cash bonds over CDS offers an added benefit.

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