Sterling credit: Staying selective

"The main lesson I take from 2024 and into 2025 is about the power of diversification and selection.

Last year we pointed out that, in our view, the all-in yield on sterling credit was very attractive. That remains the case now. Yield matters; the strong income element of credit yield is useful for many investors and can also act as a cushion against rising bond yields."

Read the sterling credit chapter from our Outlook 2025:

Sterling credit: Staying selective, by Paola Binns

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Royal London Asset Managment Outlook 2025

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