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Higher interest rates following increases in the Bank of England “Bank Rate” means yieldson cash are attractive once again. There are different ways to access cash yields: bank deposits, platform cash and moneymarket funds each have advantages and disadvantages. Minimising frictional costs, and maximising flexibility is key when developing a cashmanagement strategy, in our view.
In this research note for our clients, we explore the role of money market funds in providing a low risk platform-based Investment with a yield similar to Bank of England rates. Further reading: Read our October 2021 comparison of money market funds and fixed time deposits [5 min read, open as pdf]
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Wealth Manager's Ross Miller chats to Elston Consulting's Henry Cobbe. They discuss the return of yield and how it plays out across equities, bonds and alternatives.
Listen to the podcast NMA speaks to investment consultant Henry Cobbe about positioning equities for higher inflation using sector and factor equity investing.
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1. Yield is back: for equities, bonds and alternatives - the yield drought is over 2. Selectivity matters more: within and across asset classes 3. Inflation is getting stickier: getting past the peak, but still a problem Read the summary article Find out more:
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