An index-linked bond is a type of fixed-income security whose coupon payments and principal repayments are adjusted based on a specified index. This adjustment aims to protect the bondholder from ...

A bond is simply a loan taken out by a company. The company gets the money from investors who buy its bonds instead of going to a bank. The company pays an interest coupon in exchange for the capital, ...

The biggest challenge facing the emerging markets is not the credit crunch; it’s inflation. Surging price rises are evident in all developing regions with buoyant economic activity, high food and ...

Perhaps the biggest headache for any investor is that no asset offers complete safety. Inflation gnaws away at cash; gold might offer protection but its price has soared so high that it feels less ...

LONDON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - British finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday there would be no change to the outdated Retail Prices Index of inflation before 2030, in a boost for holders of ...

The bonds issued include £10 million of 1.024% Retail Price Index-Linked Bonds due in 2033, £60 million of 2.699% Fixed Rate Bonds due in 2033, and the largest issuance of £250 million in 4.5% Fixed ...

MUMBAI, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Foreign investors in Indian government bonds have turned cautious, selling the most global index-linked debt in over half a year last week, as rate-cut bets fade, bond ...

This article was written by Kate Lee, Global Head of Regulatory Data Solutions and Thomas Labbe, Regulatory Data Product Manager at Bloomberg. Since the introduction of IFRS 9 in January 2018, ...