Corporate bonds are bearing the brunt of the growing popularity of equities among investors.
Money managers in the U.K. are rushing to move their money out of corporate bonds in a bid to escape what they see as a potential crash in the asset class, reports FT.com.
Fears of a liquidity crunch if there’s a sudden spurt in redemptions have caused many investment managers to regard corporate credit as a ticking time bomb.
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