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*[https://hub.treasurers.org/ultra-short-duration-funds-short-by-name-hybrid-by-nature/ Ultra Short Duration Bond Funds: Seeking the right balance between risk and return] | *[https://hub.treasurers.org/ultra-short-duration-funds-short-by-name-hybrid-by-nature/ Ultra Short Duration Bond Funds: Seeking the right balance between risk and return - ACT Knowledge Hub] | ||
*[https://hub.treasurers.org/ultra-short-duration-bond-funds-the-importance-of-credit/ Ultra Short Duration Bond Funds: The importance of credit] | *[https://hub.treasurers.org/ultra-short-duration-bond-funds-the-importance-of-credit/ Ultra Short Duration Bond Funds: The importance of credit - ACT Knowledge Hub] | ||
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Revision as of 06:40, 9 July 2022
Investment - bond funds - risk management - interest rate risk - duration.
(USBF).
In relation to a bond fund, ultra short duration generally means three to 12 months.
See also
- Duration
- Fund
- Interest rate risk
- Liquidity Fund
- Macaulay duration
- Maturity
- Modified duration
- Portfolio
- Short
- Short term
- Short duration
- Short Duration Fixed Income Bond Fund
- Ultra short duration
- Weighted Average Life (WAL)
- Weighted Average Mark (WAM)
