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Global Perspectives Podcast: are we in a sweet spot for credit investing?

John Pattullo, ASIP

John Pattullo, ASIP

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager


Jenna Barnard, CFA

Jenna Barnard, CFA

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager


Adam Hetts, CFA

Adam Hetts, CFA

Global Head of Multi-Asset | Portfolio Manager


27 Nov 2020

Key takeaways:

  • Covid 19 had a very different impact on the credit markets than the last two economic downturns. This was a three week market liquidity crisis, not a traditional solvency crisis with accompanying defaults. Markets remained open and willing to lend to Covid impacted names, albeit at a price
  • The crisis could also be followed by a surprising recovery, with the potential for a sharp rebound by next spring or summer. In such a scenario, could 10-year government bond yields be on the rise?
  • Recent vaccine and other market friendly news, market resilience this year and signs that companies are seeking to reduce leverage and improve balance sheets, support a positive outlook on credit moving into 2021

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Global Perspectives Podcast:

are we in a sweet spot for credit investing?

John Pattullo, ASIP

John Pattullo, ASIP

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager


Jenna Barnard, CFA

Jenna Barnard, CFA

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager


Adam Hetts, CFA

Adam Hetts, CFA

Global Head of Multi-Asset | Portfolio Manager


27 Nov 2020

Key takeaways:

  • Covid 19 had a very different impact on the credit markets than the last two economic downturns. This was a three week market liquidity crisis, not a traditional solvency crisis with accompanying defaults. Markets remained open and willing to lend to Covid impacted names, albeit at a price
  • The crisis could also be followed by a surprising recovery, with the potential for a sharp rebound by next spring or summer. In such a scenario, could 10-year government bond yields be on the rise?
  • Recent vaccine and other market friendly news, market resilience this year and signs that companies are seeking to reduce leverage and improve balance sheets, support a positive outlook on credit moving into 2021

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