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Prudential tops as preferred onshore bond provider by advisers - Vimarsana News

Prudential tops as preferred onshore bond provider by advisers

Prudential is dominating the onshore provider market with 46% of advisers recommending its bonds to clients, according to Defaqto.

China to widen access to US$232 trillion repo market in transformative, signalling impact on interest rates, analysts say - Vimarsana News

China to widen access to US$232 trillion repo market in transformative, signalling impact on interest rates, analysts say

China’s latest act is to invite more foreign players to its US$232 trillion onshore repo market. As a precursor, Hong Kong will treat Chinese government bonds and policy bank bonds as eligible collateral in its yuan liquidity facility.

Source: scmp.com
Canada Life shuts personal pension and onshore bond products - Vimarsana News

Canada Life shuts personal pension and onshore bond products

Canada Life has closed its onshore bond and personal pension operations with immediate effect with its wealth division’s focus now shifted to offshore bond products.

Advisers and clients say financial decision-making getting harder - Vimarsana News

Advisers and clients say financial decision-making getting harder

Both advisers and their clients feel financial decision-making has become harder during the past five years as political and economic uncertainty continues to dominate, research has found.

Adviser tax toolkit: Exploring the role of onshore bonds - Vimarsana News

Adviser tax toolkit: Exploring the role of onshore bonds

As taxes are set to increase onshore bonds offer an important tool to protect client wealth against their effects, writes Matthew Morris