Wattle Partners brings the insights of global thought leaders directly to you via two-way conversations. These sessions cover everything from the basics of investment markets and stock ideas to the post-pandemic outlook for every asset class.
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Wattle Partners brings the insights of global thought leaders directly to you via two-way conversations. These sessions cover everything from the basics of investment markets and stock ideas to the post-pandemic outlook for every asset class.
Can credit replace lost dividends?
2020 has seen term deposit rates fall below 1% and dividend cuts hit the core sources of income of most investors. The lasting impacts of the pandemic means that the high yields of the past will likely take some time to return, whilst central bank policy suggests interest rates may not increase for several years. In this environment, where should investors be looking for income? The Australian corporate bond and credit sector has seen substantial growth in recent years and may be the solution. The combination of legislated, rather than discretionary, interest payments and security over a business’ assets has seen institutional investors flock to the sector. In this session, we will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of the sector and what investors should expect in the year ahead.
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Wattle Partners - Market Thinkers Series
Wattle Partners brings the insights of global thought leaders directly to you via two-way conversations. These sessions cover everything from the basics of investment markets and stock ideas to the post-pandemic outlook for every asset class.