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Western institutional allocators are quietly adding sukuk to fixed-income portfolios, drawn by asset-backed structures, ethical screening, and competitive yields from GCC sovereigns.
Strip bonds are regaining attention from duration-hungry allocators who want locked-in long-dated returns without reinvestment risk. Here’s why the math finally lines up.
As the Fed’s agency MBS holdings shrink, spreads are widening enough to pull institutional buyers back into a sector they largely avoided for years.
Litigation finance funds are drawing serious institutional capital as growing verdicts and genuine market uncorrelation make the asset class too attractive to ignore.
Millennials are choosing credit union mortgages over big banks for lower rates, reduced fees, and personalized service in their home-buying journey.
