Investors warned against "value trap"

Dec 14, 2015

Gary Gabriel of Hesta says Australian super funds are assessing whether they should hold bonds to maturity, given that these instruments cannot now provide enough yield to match liabilities.

Avoiding what some have called the "value trap" has become a major headache for asset owners as they seek sustainable returns in a persistently low-yield world.

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