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Growing CRE ABS offers diversification and yield Teaser
20 Apr 2022 TwentyFour Blog

Growing CRE ABS offers diversification and yield

CRE ABS offers conservatively structured debt features, with generally short duration exposure and a spread premium rewarding the more intensive underwriting and due diligence required.
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UK sub-prime lending raises ESG concerns
4 Apr 2022 TwentyFour Blog

UK sub-prime lending raises ESG concerns

Last week Oodle Financial Services successfully priced its fifth UK Auto ABS transaction, Dowson 2022-1.
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Powell confirms Fed pivot is complete
22 Mar 2022 TwentyFour Blog

Powell confirms Fed pivot is complete

Officially the Fed pivoted from its ‘transitory’ inflation rhetoric in December last year.
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BoE sounds caution on the real economy
18 Mar 2022 TwentyFour Blog

BoE sounds caution on the real economy

The hawkishness of the Fed on Wednesday paved the way for the Bank of England (BoE) to follow suit.
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Wave of inflation means companies will sink or swim on pricing power
17 Mar 2022 TwentyFour Blog

Wave of inflation means companies will sink or swim on pricing power

Soaring inflation was already a dominant theme for markets coming into 2022. The sanctions imposed on Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine have only exacerbated its expected rise, and pushed its expected peak further out.
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14 Mar 2022 TwentyFour Blog

Investors face conundrum on government bond allocations

We think a base case that central banks will follow a more measured monetary policy path than markets are currently pricing in is reasonable given the current backdrop.
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What are government bonds saying?
14 Feb 2022 TwentyFour Blog

What are government bonds saying?

Yield curve shape and yield curve change are often good predictors of the state of the economy and its outlook.
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11 Feb 2022 TwentyFour Blog

Managing the downturn

As 2021 wore on we became increasingly concerned that the disconnect between asset prices, economic fundamentals and monetary policy was becoming more acute.
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Buyers blunt BoE’s bond bombshell
10 Feb 2022 TwentyFour Blog

Buyers blunt BoE’s bond bombshell

Last week investors were faced with a double whammy of monetary tightening from the Bank of England (BoE), which on Thursday hiked interest rates by 25bp and announced the gradual unwind of its £20bn corporate bond portfolio.
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Catching up the curve
4 Feb 2022 TwentyFour Blog

Catching up the curve

Yesterday was a noisy day for the Bank of England (BoE) and European Central Bank (ECB), usually an undesirable situation for market participants.
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UK RMBS floating above the fray
28 Jan 2022 TwentyFour Blog

UK RMBS floating above the fray

After a relatively quiet period during the closing weeks last year, the primary ABS market has enjoyed a solid start to 2022.
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European ABS: Five things to expect in 2022
21 Jan 2022 TwentyFour Blog

European ABS: Five things to expect in 2022

If 2021 was a bad year for global bond returns, it follows there were few natural shelters to be found within fixed income from the brunt of inflation and rates-driven volatility; the Barclays Global Aggregate Index (a widely used broad measure of bond performance) returned -4.7% in USD terms, while European investment grade credit returned -1.1% despite credit spreads tightening over the course of the year.
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