Investor view: A further rise in Bund yields may spur switching out of covereds into govvies

Bill Thornhill

July 31, 2017 02:15 pm

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Jozef Prokes, fixed income portfolio manager at BlackRock talks to GlobalCapital about the outlook for yields, swaps and the relationship between covered bonds and senior spreads.

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