Capturing diversification, attractive yield, compelling relative value and high credit quality could help mitigate risks associated with market volatility and policy shifts.
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Potentially higher US inflation and growth coupled with tariffs are likely to impact the emerging markets landscape. What are implications for emerging markets debt investors?
What are non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS), and how might they play a role in investors’ portfolios?
The Fed’s decisive move to cut interest rates again coupled with a quick election outcome introduces a mix of clarity and uncertainty in the US.
Identifying the appropriate range for policy rates has gotten even more challenging given economic initiatives proposed by the incoming administration.
A discussion of current opportunities in equities and fixed income, and why a flexible asset allocation approach might prove valuable in today’s complex market landscape.
A discussion on how the macroeconomic environment is impacting the securitized and multi-sector credit markets.
While U.S. consumer loan balances, which include credit cards and other revolving plans, recently surpassed $1 trillion for the first time in history, the rise in debt tells only half the story.
Yields on U.S. corporate credit have reverted to levels not seen since before the Global Financial Crisis, providing attractive opportunities.
Capturing yield, diversification, and growth from their fixed income allocations is a challenge facing investors. How does the emerging markets debt hard currency asset class stack up?
The arrival of less restrictive monetary policy could further buttress a still resilient U.S. economy.