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FIIG Securities is Australia's leading independent fixed income specialist

FIIG Securities (FIIG) is Australia’s largest fixed income specialist with over 6,000 investors and $5bn of funds under advice. FIIG offers Australian investors direct access to over 600 domestic and international Corporate Bonds, working with private clients, advisers, not-for-profit organisations and institutions to help them manage their fixed income investments. FIIG’s Debt Capital Markets tea

m has also raised over $2.8b for over 67 corporates through the issue of Corporate Bonds. Founded in 1998, FIIG has offices in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth and employs over 100 staff to assist investors with access to FIIG’s expertise and fixed income investment opportunities.

10/06/2026

Our Wholesale Sample Bond Portfolios for June are now available

May was relatively subdued across broader markets, with cautious optimism around the Iran ceasefire helping oil prices move lower after last month’s rise.

In Australia, April monthly CPI came in below expectations, although inflation remains elevated at 4.2%, with trimmed mean at 3.4%. This supports the case for the RBA to remain on hold for now, while markets continue to watch whether energy supply pressures flow through to prices.

Portfolio yields for our June sample portfolios remain elevated: 6.31% p.a. return* in Conservative, 6.86% p.a. return* in Balanced and 7.29% p.a. return* in High Yield.

A more active primary market created opportunities to selectively add new bonds across the portfolios, with positioning focused on income, diversification and disciplined relative value selection.

For further detail on yields, positioning and market context, read the June update: https://bit.ly/43ftq3d

04/06/2026

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With inflation and market volatility continuing to shape investor conversations, bonds are attracting renewed attention as investors look for income, diversification and greater portfolio stability.

Join us in Melbourne for our Introduction to Corporate Bonds seminar, presented by Michael Keely and Samuel Mitchell, where we'll show you exactly how to put bonds to work in your own portfolio.

📅 Wednesday 24 June 2026
🕙 10:30am to 11:30 am
📍 Level 8, 140 William Street (corner Bourke Street), Melbourne

In this session, we’ll cover:
🔹️ How bonds work and where they fit in a diversified portfolio
🔹️ Generating passive income and preserving capital
🔹️ Direct bonds vs ETFs – what investors need to know
🔹️ Bonds vs shares – risk, return and role
🔹️ Historical and current bond market performance
🔹️ Building a diversified bond portfolio
🔹️ Getting started with as little as $50,000

If you’re an income-focused investor or planning for retirement, this is a timely opportunity to understand how bonds can work for you.

Register now to secure your place:
https://bit.ly/43amHYw

29/05/2026

Super income levels available in the bond market

Speaking on ausbiz yesterday, our Director of Fixed Income & Investment Strategy, Jonathan Sheridan, shared his views on current market dynamics.

Jonathan highlighted potential complacency around geopolitical and inflation risks, particularly in relation to Iran negotiations and the market reaction.

The primary bond market has seen a flood of new issues over the past six weeks – and expectations are that we’re in for another record year in bond issuance in Australia. He highlighted the significant deal from Barclays last week with significant demand on the order book and a very generous coupon over 8%, with BPCE issuing the same day a 7.15% coupon.

Momentum in the fully and partially franked hybrid issuance continued with a new issue from Suncorp and QBE. And Boral is set to come to market soon with an attractive investment grade rated offering.

🎥 Watch the full discussion for further insights into how these dynamics are shaping fixed income markets: bit.ly/4dzPOKH

26/05/2026

Indexed annuity bonds - how they work and their many benefits

Indexed annuity bonds (IAB) offer protection against inflationary pressures, making them an important allocation in periods of elevated inflation while delivering a range of other portfolio benefits.

Read our latest article to understand how IABs work and why they’re considered a core portfolio holding: https://bit.ly/4ftfoCh

24/05/2026

Persistent inflation and a higher-for-longer rate environment continue to shape fixed income markets. Is your bond portfolio positioned for it?

A balanced mix including floating-rate exposure, shorter dated fixed rate bonds can help manage risk while maintaining income.

Find out how to position portfolios in today’s evolving environment: https://bit.ly/4dwbiac

22/05/2026

Great to see our Western Australian clients for our Quarterly Macro Outlook Update!
Clients heard from our Head of Research, Philip Brown, who presented on the Quarterly Macro Outlook, including a refreshed analysis on oil prices, inflation and the recent Federal Budget.

The session, “Is the Budget Helping to Fight Inflation?”, explored whether current fiscal settings are materially contributing to the fight against inflation. Philip also discussed medium-term oil price risks and broader macroeconomic implications for markets and investors.

As the fixed income experts, FIIG continues to help clients better understand today’s evolving macroeconomic environment and how to appropriately position portfolios amid ongoing uncertainty, inflationary pressures and changing market conditions.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us, and to our FIIG team members Judd Bogust, Damir Mikulic, Lincoln Tragardh, James Adams and Harry de Fries for helping make the evening a success.

We appreciate the thoughtful discussions and strong engagement from clients as interest in fixed income and macroeconomic positioning continues to grow.

19/05/2026

A callable bond is a bond where the issuer has the right, but not the obligation to redeem a bond at certain points in its life before the final maturity date.

Read more on the mechanics and implications of callable bonds for your portfolio: https://bit.ly/4wwZmNW

14/05/2026

Bonds back in focus

Our Director of Fixed Income & Investment Strategy, Jonathan Sheridan, joined Juliette Saly on ausbiz earlier today to explore fixed income’s renewed attention.

Proposed changes to capital gains tax could shift the relative appeal of investments, with bond income potentially treated more favourably and prompting a rethink of portfolio construction. At the same time, government bond yields above 5% are restoring bonds’ traditional role as portfolio 'shock absorbers'.

As bank hybrids are phased out, new opportunities are emerging in credit markets, including insurer AT1 issuance from Suncorp (ASX: SUN) and QBE (ASX: QBE).

Watch the full interview for further insights into how these dynamics are shaping fixed income strategy: https://bit.ly/4d9UYwQ

01/05/2026

Quarterly Fixed Income Macro Outlook - April 2026

Markets are unsettled. Geopolitical tensions, uneven economic data, and interest rate volatility are creating uncertainty for investors — but fixed income continues to offer genuine opportunities for those positioned thoughtfully.

Our April 2026 Fixed Income Macro Outlook, authored by Head of Research Philip Brown, outlines where risks are emerging, where resilience can be found, and how bonds can continue to play their essential defensive role in your portfolio, while providing a sustainable income.

Download the April Macro Outlook here: https://bit.ly/42FbX3N

30/04/2026

Mixed inflation signals keep rates and credit markets on edge

Speaking to Andrew Geoghegan on ausbiz, our Director of Fixed Income & Investment Strategy, Jonathan Sheridan shared his views on Australia’s latest CPI data and the implications for interest rates and credit markets.

Jonathan noted that headline inflation remains elevated, and the trimmed mean continues to run well above the RBA’s target, keeping inflation uncomfortably high and another rate rise firmly in focus, before a potential pause.

He also discussed the risk of a stagflation-like environment amid persistent cost pressures, weak private sector momentum and heightened global uncertainty. In credit markets, Jonathan highlighted a stop‑start issuance cycle driven by geopolitical volatility, with recent deals pricing attractively, although high-yield opportunities are increasingly scarce.

To find out more, watch the discussion here: https://bit.ly/4d37gG5

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