KraneShares Asia Pacific High Yield Bond ETF

KHYB is an actively managed fund that provides broad exposure to primarily high-yield bonds from the Asia-Pacific.

With the U.S. Fed cutting rates, the fixed income outlook for many U.S. investors may be changing. Yields on cash and somewhat safer offerings may not be able to offer as much upside.

As Default Rates Continue to Drop, Look to Asia High Yield

Looking at your fixed income options? With rate cuts on the horizon for U.S. investors, it may be worth revisiting the available options.

Outlook, Healthy Performance Point to High Yield Asia Bond ETF KHYB

High yield or junk bonds carry added risk. Hence the higher yields.

Green Shoots Emerging in Asia Junk Bond Market

When it comes to junk-rated corporate debt and related ETFs, many advisors and investors are content to stick with domestic fare, thinking high yield corporates issued by ex-U.S. firms carry added risk. Among individual issues, there are examples of Asia high-yield corporates that are riskier than domestic equivalents.

Asia High Yield Bonds: Overlooked, But Attractive

It's been a raucous past year for fixed income investors. Following years of quiet for rate markets, the Fed's rapid rate hikes, and subsequent signals about rate cuts, have reinvigorated fixed income investing.

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Institutional investors hold significant sway in global markets, often moving large amounts of assets in single moves. As such, knowing where institutionals are going next can be a valuable investing datapoint for other investors and advisors.

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High yield bond investing in Asia carried elevated risk in the last two years and many foreign investors chose to remain on the sidelines. There are a number of potential tailwinds that make the space increasingly attractive, alongside the substantial yields.

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Owing to a spate of defaults and worse in the Chinese property market, Asian high yield corporate bonds may not be the asset class atop many fixed income investors' wish lists.

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This year looks to be the year that the impacts of aggressive monetary policies will play out on the global stage.

Don't Sleep on KHYB's Outsized Yields in Asian Bonds

China's recent regulatory shift to provide underlying monetary support for property developers and its struggling property sector as well as the rollback of its zero-COVID policy have resulted in one of the largest rallies in recent history for China's property bonds and high-yield bonds market, reported WSJ.

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China's real estate woes have been splashed across global media headlines since the end of last year, but aside from the sensational coverage surrounding default risk, the collapse of Evergrande, and non-payments by Chinese mortgage owners, little else is known outside of mainland China about the beleaguered sector.

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Fixed income investors who are looking to diversify their portfolios should consider the benefits of exposure to Asia's high-yield bond market, along with one actively managed bond exchange traded fund strategy that provides exposure to this enticing yet overlooked asset class. In the recent webcast, Is it High Time for Asia High Yield in Your [.

Look to an Asia High-Yield Bond ETF to Diversify a Portfolio, Enhance Income

Want to boost your bond allocation? The Asian debt market boasts strong corporate fundamentals, high economic growth, and low currency risk.

Is it High Time for Asia High Yield in Your Bond Allocation?

A reader and subscriber asked for my thoughts on KHYB. KHYB invests in high-yield Asian corporate bonds, including those of Chinese real estate developers. The fund is a relatively risky investment, but dividends and prospective returns are both quite high.

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Some of China's bonds have a potential annual return of about 15%, which may entice some investors.

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Chinese developers could be getting a giant boon from the central bank as defaults continue for smaller companies and Evergrande once again narrowly misses default with a last-minute bond payment. Stocks and bonds in the sector are climbing as a result, reports the Wall Street Journal.

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ETF Trends CEO Tom Lydon discussed the KraneShares Asia Pacific High Yield Bond ETF (KHYB) on this week's “ETF of the Week” podcast with Chuck Jaffe on the MoneyLife Show. KHYB is an actively managed fund that provides broad exposure to high-yield bonds from the Asia-Pacific region.

ETF of the Week: KraneShares Asia Pacific High Yield Bond ETF (KHYB)

KHYB, which is actively managed by Nikko Asset Management, currently has an average yield to maturity of approximately 10%.

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Evergrande, China's foremost real estate developer, continues to cobble together interest payments on debts as the company teeters on the edge of defaulting on $300 billion in liabilities. In the midst of the economic fallout it is causing, smaller developers facing their own default have purportedly met with Chinese regulators to propose a debt restructuring [.

As Evergrande Saga Continues, Chinese Developers Pushing for Debt Restructuring

In yet another blow for China's technology sector, Beijing has laid out a new law concerning personal data protection that continues to send investors scurrying. Historically, as a less volatile investment than stocks, bonds are seeing an uptick in interest, with June having reported the highest surge in two years, according to Reuters.

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