Challenging market conditions have demonstrated the need for a dynamic approach to fixed income investing. We believe now, more than ever, it is critical for investors to find the right fixed income solutions to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns, regular income and diversification for their portfolios.
We are proud to work alongside thousands of Australian advisers seeking differentiated and impactful global solutions. We are dedicated to offering global fixed income solutions that address the needs of Australian investors in the prevailing environment – seeking to help investors achieve their goals and navigate increasingly complex and volatile markets.
We have a local Australian presence, with deep global capabilities and a dynamic approach to investing. We design our strategies for Australian investors, leveraging our global team of investment professionals to deliver attractive opportunities.
Founded in Australia
Delivering outcomes for Australian investors drives everything we do
Global depth of capabilities
An experienced global fixed income team providing access to global opportunities
Dynamic
We design our strategies to dynamically adapt to fast-changing market conditions
Why Macquarie Fixed Income?
We deliver consistent value for our clients through deep research-driven processes, disciplined risk management and talented investment professionals. We aim to offer solutions for different investor needs - whether that be to provide reliable income, generate attractive returns, preserve capital or to guard against the volatility of growth-oriented investments. An allocation to fixed income can offer key benefits including:
- Potential for regular income
- Diversification
- Liquidity
- Return potential
Macquarie Asset Management has been at the forefront of investing for more than 40 years. Our Fixed Income team unpack the pertinent reminders of the often-forgotten principles from these past decades, and in doing so, provide a framework for informed thinking about markets in years to come.
Staying Curious
Simple principles that have shaped a long term track record.
Relative Return Podcast
Hear from Dave Ashton, Senior Portfolio Manager, as he discusses the benefits of Australian bonds and the impact of geopolitics on the economy.
Fixed income is a global market, with international investors finding our government bonds market particularly attractive.”
Dave Ashton
Senior Portfolio Manager
A platform seeking to deliver innovative fixed income solutions for the prevailing environment.
Macquarie Asset Management
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Target investors
The Target Market Determination (TMD), available at macquarie.com/mam/tmd, includes a description of the class of consumers for whom the Fund is likely to be consistent with their objectives, financial situation and needs.
All investments carry risk. Different investments carry different levels of risk, depending on the investment strategy and the underlying assets. Generally, the higher the potential return of an investment, the greater the risk. The risks of investing in Funds listed above include:
Investment risk: The Funds seek to generate higher income returns than traditional cash investments. The risk of an investment in the Funds is higher than an investment in a typical bank account or term deposit. Amounts distributed to unitholders may fluctuate, as may the Fund’s unit price, by material amounts over short periods.
Manager risk: There is no guarantee that a Fund will achieve its performance objectives, produce returns that are positive, or compare favourably against its peers, or that the strategies or models used by the Investment Manager will produce favourable outcomes.
Income securities risk: A Fund may have exposure to a range of income securities. The value of these securities may fall, for example due to market volatility, interest rate movements, perceptions of credit quality, supply and demand pressures, a change to the reference rate used to set the value of interest payments, market sentiment, or issuer default.
Credit risk: The value of the investments that the Fund has exposure to may be sensitive to changes in market perceptions of credit quality, both of individual issuers and of credit markets in general. Deteriorations in the market’s perception of credit quality may negatively impact the values of such securities, and hence the Fund’s unit price.
More information on the risks of investing in the Funds is contained in the relevant Product Disclosure Statement, which should be considered before deciding to invest in a Fund.