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Calls for greater oversight of LDI strategies after last year’s turmoil in gilt markets
Financial stability chief says further steps needed to boost sector’s resilience after September liquidity crisis
With the Bank of England unwinding its gilt portfolio, the country will need more buying from foreign investors
The UK’s creditworthiness has regained some of its old glitter
More cautious approach to liability-driven investing after Truss mini-Budget means returns may fall, MPs told
Government will need to issue around £240bn in gilts a year for the next half decade to finance its spending
City advisers promoting leveraged LDI strategies labelled ‘villains in the piece’
Central bank requires funding after raising interest rates but payments have no effect on overall public finances
Insurer’s chair and chief executive tell House of Lords bond sell-off ‘caught us all by surprise’
Perpetual gilts would need a dedicated fund to pay them back
Modest reaction to fiscal announcement marks stark contrast to previous government’s mini-Budget
Rathi says watchdog now considering stronger safeguards on funds’ LDI strategies
Investors prepare for crucial inflation data to assess signs of economic slowdown
The new UK premier needs to reassure financial markets after the chaos caused by Truss and Kwarteng
Rising costs of the debt instruments will add further strain to state finances
Prices rally as markets react with relief to Rishi Sunak victory in Conservative party leadership contest
Shorter- and long-dated bond yields return to levels last seen before mini-Budget
Reduced demand from pension funds will change the government bond market
Many asset managers have been caught off guard by the unpredictability of continuing global market ructions — some are battening down the hatches, while others sense opportunity. Plus: China fails to stem bond outflows as property woes persist
Impact of quantitative tightening adds to concerns as liquidity continues to fall
Tail wags dog, UK politics edition
Future for tax, pensions and energy policy has been tossed into the political salad spinner
Government bonds offer higher rates but can no longer be seen as ultra-safe
Investors will demand greater discipline from the government’s fiscal plans
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