Closed end funds, (NYSE:KMM) seeks to provide high income consistent with prudent total return by investing in different income-producing securities such as US corporate
fixed-income securities and debt obligations of foreign governments, their agencies and instruments which may be denominated in foreign currencies and may not be rated.
The
Fixed-Income Securities Operations Conference has always provided a unique opportunity for those fulfilling this role to get together and share best practices.
Thomson Corp, (Stamford, CT), through its Thomson Financial (New York) unit, has acquired TradeWeb (Jersey City, NJ), an online global trading platform for
fixed-income securities, for $350 million in cash plus contingent payments of up to approximately $150 million over the next three years based on meeting growth targets.
On close examination,
fixed-income securities appear to be a recurring and important thread.
According to James Snyder, chief investment officer of Northern Trust, the volatile stock market has led to "safe haven" purchases of Treasuries as opposed to other
fixed-income securities.
Market or interest rate risk refers to the possible decline in the market value of
fixed-income securities if interest rates rise.
if your primary goal is a safe, steady rate of return on your investment, you should look into the so-called
fixed-income securities.
Principal Risk Factors: Investment in this Fund involves investment and market risk, management risk, value investing risk, below-investment grade securities risk,
fixed-income securities risk, mortgage-backed securities risk, asset-backed securities risk, convertible securities risk, municipal securities risk, foreign securities risk, foreign government securities risk, equity securities risk, currency risk, distressed securities risk, preferred stock risk, inflation/deflation risk, market discount risk, leverage risk, derivatives risk, market disruption risk, portfolio turnover risk, and illiquid/restricted securities risk.
Investors should consider high-grade
fixed-income securitiesIt is well known that rising interest rates force bond values downward, while falling interest rates generate price increases for
fixed-income securities.
1 billion in global
fixed-income securities, for a range of pension funds, financial institutions, investment trusts, unit trusts, offshore funds, charities and private clients.
Our DealerAxess(TM) trading service allows dealers to trade
fixed-income securities with each other on our platform.
