Macroeconomic and ESG research see strong gains in survey of institutional investors.
The survey of institutional investors in the Australian fixed income market ranks research providers across a range of sectors.
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CBA was again ranked #1 for research and analysis of Australian government, semi-government, and Australian dollar SSA bonds and second for Best Overall Research on Australian Fixed Income. The bank rose to second place from third for Best Research on Sustainability and ESG, and jumped from fourth place to second for Best Macroeconomic Research and Analysis.
CBA Chief Economist and Head of
'I'm very proud of these results which reflect a fantastic effort by the team in analysing and forecasting the Australian economy through the COVID-19 pandemic and detailing the implications for monetary policy and fixed income, credit, commodity and currency markets.
'With CBA having the largest payments data set in the country we are able to provide powerful insights into the economy for our clients and I'd like to acknowledge the exceptional support we receive from our internal data team in delivering these in real time.'
CBA rankings in KangaNews Fixed Income Research Poll 2022
Category
2022 ranking
2021 ranking
Best overall fixed income research
2
2
Best Australian government, semis and AUD SSA bonds research
1
1
Best FX research
3
3
Best structured finance research
2
2
Best research on corporations and financial institutions
2
3
Best trade ideas and relative value
2
2
Best global markets research
3
3
Best Asian and regional markets research
2
3
Best macroeconomic research
2
4
Best sustainability and ESG research
2
3
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