Bond washing involves selling a bond just before its coupon payment is due and repurchasing it after the coupon is paid. This practice was once used to gain tax-free capital gains but is banned in ...

A dual currency bond involves coupon payments in one currency and principal payments in another, offering distinct opportunities and risks related to exchange rates.

Bank of America is offering a new 6% coupon, callable bond maturing in 2045, presenting a strong fixed income opportunity. The bank's financials are solid, with rising net interest income, robust loan ...

The Global X Zero Coupon Bond Suite of ETFs consists of six funds; each tied to a distinct maturity year from 2030 through 2035. By packaging zero coupon bonds into ETFs, treasury investors have the ...

The retail-accessible Secured Fixed Income 7.5% 16/03/29 bond, for which applications close on Monday 9 March, has been structured with a yield-hungry audience in mind: there’s an eye-catching 7.5 per ...

Editor’s note: In this piece, Nelly Mwaniki, a financial educator, breaks down the differences between Kenya’s Fixed Coupon Treasury Bonds (FXD) and Infrastructure Bonds (IFB). Drawing on recent CBK ...

Conventional wisdom says that when stocks fall bonds (particularly Treasurys) will pick up the slack. During April’s tariff announcements, however, stocks tumbled as expected, but bond yields rose, ...

Investment-grade bond investors still reeling from the pain of 2022′s double-digit loss and subsequent volatility may be able to take heart even if the Federal Reserve pauses the interest-rate ...