Federal Reserve hikes have led to sharply higher yields across bonds and fixed-income sub-asset classes. Some have seen their yields rise by more than average, including short-term bonds, senior loans ...

Asset classes are groups of similar investments. The five main asset classes are cash and cash equivalents, fixed-income securities, stocks and equities, funds, and alt investments. Many or all of the ...

Federal Reserve rates remain elevated, recent cuts notwithstanding. Rates remain high across fixed-income asset classes, although some are higher than others. Credit spreads have widened, due to the ...

There’s a broad range of assets out there that you can invest in. And while they’re largely different, many of them fall into specific asset classes. An asset class is a category or grouping of ...

Investments are broken down into broad categories called asset classes. Each asset class is defined by unique characteristics that provide investors with benefits but also come with risks. This is ...

It took more than 30 years for alternative asset classes like venture capital, private equity and hedge funds to become must-have portfolio allocations, but they have finally arrived in force. Private ...

How many asset classes are there? An asset class is a group of investments with similar financial characteristics. As a result, they react similarly to market events. Asset classes are the building ...

Ivanna Hampton: Welcome to Investing Insights. I’m your host, Ivanna Hampton. Different asset classes bring their own diversification benefits and risks to portfolios. Investors looking to hedge their ...

Eightcap's Patrick Murphy explains how embedded multi-asset trading, compliant APIs, and stablecoins are reshaping global ...

Sustainable investors and sustainability-oriented issuers face an asset class data gap. Sustainability standards setters have designed frameworks for public equities because to date, most ESG data and ...

People build their careers for decades and save money in the pursuit of a smooth retirement or to meet certain financial goals. You could store money in the bank and let it accumulate over time, but ...