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Interest rates are rising on a global front. This is generally good news for bond investors. We spoke to Michael John Lytle, CEO of fixed income ETF provider Tabula Investment Management, about recent market developments and the attractiveness of particular Asian bonds. How can an Asian bond portfolio look like that can cope with the current environment and the high level of uncertainty in terms of quality and duration?
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