Elstree Enhanced Income Fund. View the latest Fact Sheet

The Elstree Enhanced Income Fund’s Net Asset Value (NAV) at the close of business on 31 October 2024 was $0.8672. This compares with the Fund’s

To read our latest note entitled ‘3 Charts October 2022’

Last year APRA released a discussion paper about the role AT1/hybrids would play in bank capital structures. On September 10, 2024, they released their proposal for the

We’ve read about it in the press, we’ve read about it in blogs and we’ve read about it in broker research notes. We are of

To read our thoughts in more detail pleaseClick here

To read the latest performance review October 2024 and market commentary for the Elstree Hybrid Fund (Cboe Code EHF1).Click here

To read our latest research note entitled ‘Back to the Future: Remembering 1994’ pleaseClick here

With the ASX listed hybrid market being a bit weaker over the June Quarter 2022 we thought we would provide some perspective. In providing perspective

To read the latest Research Note entitled, ‘Australian Housing. Not as unaffordable and sensitive to interest rates as you might think’Click here

To download a copy of our research note entitled ‘Why an allocation to floating rate credit (aka hybrids) makes sense Click Here and follow the prompts. In

To download a copy of our latest research note on quantifying the tail risk of credit protfolios click on the Research Contents page and follow the prompts.

To follow Campbell Dawson’s thoughts on the lastest corporate hybrid security issuance on youtube click on the Research Contents page and follow the prompts.

To view our thoughts on global bond market liquidity in an article entitled ‘The bond market’s liquidity problem’ in the the Australian Financial Review (AFR)

Will the banks continue to pay dividends on their ordinary shares or will they stop paying them and what are the implications for investors in

We’ve read about it in the press, we’ve read about it in blogs and we’ve read about it in broker research notes. We are of

To read our latest research note entitled ‘Back to the Future: Remembering 1994’ please Click here