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(Bloomberg) -- Investors looking for higher-yielding assets with “sound fundamental underpinnings” could consider global bank capital securities and bonds exposed to U.S. mortgage market, Robert Mead, a managing director at the fund manager in Sydney said in a statement.

• Investors may also consider high quality global investment grade credit
• All these securities represent “excellent” potential sources of income
• Investors should be wary of getting caught in a “yield chasing mania”
• Given central banks reaching end of interest-rate easing cycles, the factors that drove risky assets “skywards” appear to be losing power