Opinion
Australia is just different when it comes to corporate bonds
A culture of bank term deposits and equities means would-be retail bond investors are exposed to risks they may not understand and can’t bear.
Jeremy CooperFinancial industry expertThe Australian Financial Review has recently reported on the failures of the Australian retail corporate bond market and called out red tape as the culprit.
It is true that the domestic Australian non-bank corporate bond market is sub-scale, bordering on anaemic. The question is why? There are myriad compelling factors.
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