
Fixed Income Fund
Australian sovereign and senior bank bonds, managed for income and capital stability.
BBSW +1.5% p.a.
before fees
Australian fixed income for investors who want steady income without putting their capital in harm's way. Public funds, wholesale portfolios and private mandates, run with the same discipline for over three decades.


Australian sovereign and senior bank bonds, managed for income and capital stability.
BBSW +1.5% p.a.
before fees

Australian government and corporate credit, managed for higher income than cash and traditional fixed interest.
BBSW +3.5% p.a.
before fees
The Arculus Fixed Income Fund and the Arculus Preferred Income Fund are each rated 'Investment Grade' by Lonsec.
Ratings are opinions of the relevant research house, are not recommendations, and may change without notice.



The Arculus Fixed Income Fund and the Arculus Preferred Income Fund are each rated 'Investment Grade' by Lonsec.
Ratings are opinions of the relevant research house, are not recommendations, and may change without notice.
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We are the investment manager for two retail unit funds, wholesale strategies and private mandates for family offices, charities and wealth advisory groups. Our funds are built for investors whose priorities are income and capital preservation.
Australian issuers only, in AUD. No leverage. No RMBS, ABS, CMBS or property developer exposure.
Benchmark unaware. Duration is set by where we are in the economic cycle, not by an index.
A flat management fee on every fund. Selling fees received by Arculus are rebated to the fund through the administrator.
Arculus does not hold, value or administer the assets. Four eyes on every transaction: custody, administration, investment management and the Responsible Entity.
SMA mandates in senior bank and insurer credit, and a protected equity strategy. For wholesale clients within the meaning of ss 708 and 761G.
Australian government and corporate credit, managed for higher income than cash and traditional fixed interest.

Japan has not escaped its debt problem; it has changed the currency in which that problem is paid. The adjustment is running through the exchange rate and the price level, not the bond market.

US inflation ran hot and yields still fell, because the market stopped worrying about the Fed and started worrying about who pays for the AI build out. Australian credit split cleanly between high grade financials and high beta corporates.

Renny Ellis on what the inflation-linked bond market does and does not tell you about the path of inflation, and how Arculus reads it.

On current core PCE the rule sits 100–200bp above the funds rate; in Australia a positive output gap validates the cash rate at a modest trimmed-mean assumption.
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