Investors cut exposure to corporate bonds

Corporate bonds are bearing the brunt of the growing popularity of equities among investors. Money managers in the U.K. are rushing to move their money out of corporate bonds in a bid to escape what they see as a potential crash in the asset class, reports FT.com. Fears of a liquidity crunch if there’s a […]

By Staff | February 25, 2013 | Last updated on February 25, 2013

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Corporate bonds are bearing the brunt of the growing popularity of equities among investors.

Money managers in the U.K. are rushing to move their money out of corporate bonds in a bid to escape what they see as a potential crash in the asset class, reports FT.com.

Fears of a liquidity crunch if there’s a sudden spurt in redemptions have caused many investment managers to regard corporate credit as a ticking time bomb.

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