Investors can view their accounts online via a secure web portal. After registering, you can access your account balances, periodical statements, tax statements, transaction histories and distribution statements / details.
Advisers will also have access to view their clients’ accounts online via the secure web portal.
Markets are anticipating plenty of rate hikes. How does that affect your bond-buying decisions today? Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT explains in this fast podcast An excerpt…
China looks to be stepping away from its zero-Covid policy — and that could have a major impact for investors. Pendal’s Head of Income Strategies AMY XIE PATRICK explains Stepping…
The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time since 2018. Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT explains what it means THE US Federal Reserve…
Could Russia’s invasion of Ukraine prompt Chinese action in Taiwan? That’s not likely in the medium term argues Pendal’s OLIVER GE ALARM bells are ringing in the East. As fighting…
Bonds are going digital, but they’re not going away. Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT explains why AS A financial markets under-graduate 30 years ago I was sent…
Expect to see a lot more mentions of stagflation this year. TIM HEXT explains what it means for investors WE’VE talked a lot recently about the easy days of central banking…
Be wary about holding growth assets right now — and consider some rotation to bonds says Pendal’s OLIVER GE RUSSIA’S unprovoked invasion of Ukraine continues to attract sanctions aimed at…
Amid all the disheartening news this week there was a bright spot in Australia’s GDP numbers. ANNA HONG explains in our weekly Income and Fixed Interest note IT HAS been…
What economic conditions would make the RBA happy? Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT has some answers I SPOKE last week about central banks needing tighter conditions to…
A weekly comment from Pendal’s head of government bond strategies, Tim Hext WHEN it comes to bonds, some things are easy to read. Strong data normally means inflation pressure which…
