WASHINGTON: US leveraged-loan funds had their biggest-ever weekly outflow as investors dumped corporate debt across the board on concern that the tariff-spurred market turmoil will hit the economy. An estimated US$6.5bil was pulled from the funds in the week ended last Wednesday, according to data from LSEG Lipper, as prices on the risky debt hit
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Home > Investment > Short term uncertainties push investors towards the lower-risk: AXA IM New market commentary from global asset manager, AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM), has revealed the asset classes that will continue to benefit from investors’ preference for low risk. Chris Iggo, Chief Investment Officer for AXA IM’s Core Investments business, said government