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Governments have proposed a raft of initiatives to protect businesses and their employees from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, while banks are being used to inject liquidity into the economy – something that will have material implications for credit markets. In the latest edition of 360°, our fixed-income quarterly report, we discuss the impact of these changes and take a closer look at the structured-credit market.

As schemes grapple with the new regulations - in some cases without external advice - Professional Pensions asked Trustees for their views on the remedies, comparing the behaviour of small schemes with their larger peers.

Capital Cranfield’s Neil McPherson: How the CMA review will affect small schemes’ fiduciary management plans

Flexible-credit funds have the ability to search for opportunities across the fixed-income universe. But with this freedom, how do they avoid style drift?