1. Risk-return balance: As a part of fund investment, the cornerstone fixed income aims to achieve risk dispersion and income stability by investing in fixed income assets. Compared with equity assets such as stocks, fixed-income assets usually have lower volatility and risk.
2. Scope of investment: Cornerstone fixed income investment can include various bonds, such as government bonds, corporate bonds, convertible bonds, and other fixed income instruments, such as bank deposits and money market funds. These assets usually have fixed interest rates and maturities and provide predictable interest income.
3. Source of income: keystone's fixed income mainly comes from the interest income of bonds held. When investors buy bonds, bond issuers will pay certain interest to investors, which is the source of income for fixed-income assets.
4. Risk management: Cornerstone fixed income controls the risk level of the entire fund portfolio by investing in fixed income assets. The income of fixed-income assets is relatively stable, which can balance the risk of equity assets with high volatility, such as stocks, which may exist in fund investment to some extent.
5. Types of investors: The cornerstone fixed income strategy is usually suitable for investors who have relatively low risk tolerance and pay attention to stable income, especially those who pursue value preservation and steady growth.
As an investment strategy, cornerstone fixed income aims to bring stable income and low volatility to the fund portfolio.