COVID-19 induced lockdowns, massive revenue losses, zombie companies and an impending wave of insolvencies – a flood of horror news kept the corporate bond market on tenterhooks in 2020. Nevertheless, after a correction of unprecedented speed and magnitude, many segments closed in positive territory, with risk premiums close to the levels at the beginning of the year. Can one continue to invest in corporate bonds with a clear conscience or is 2021 in for a rude awakening in view of valuations that are no longer favourable?
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ISIN | WKN:
Performance
1 year
Volatility
1 year
NAV
Berenberg Financial Bonds R A
LU0636630005 | A1JBQ7
Date: 21.10.2026
ISIN: LU0636630005
WKN: A1JBQ7
Performance 1 year: -1.12%
Volatility 1 year: 2.68%
NAV: 146.05 EUR
Berenberg Financial Bonds R D
LU2116693222 | A2PZPX
Date: 21.10.2026
ISIN: LU2116693222
WKN: A2PZPX
Performance 1 year: -1.12%
Volatility 1 year: 2.68%
NAV: 111.33 EUR
Berenberg Euro Bonds R A
DE000A0MZ309 | A0MZ30
Date: 21.10.2026
ISIN: DE000A0MZ309
WKN: A0MZ30
Performance 1 year: -2.22%
Volatility 1 year: 2.46%
NAV: 69.93 EUR
Berenberg Euro Bonds R D
DE000A0RB9M9 | A0RB9M
Date: 21.10.2026
ISIN: DE000A0RB9M9
WKN: A0RB9M
Performance 1 year: -2.23%
Volatility 1 year: 2.47%
NAV: 48.64 EUR
