Seth Meyer, Co-Portfolio Manager of the Multi-Sector Income Fund, prioritises low volatility over high yield, as fixed income markets face a potentially difficult year.
A dependable yield without the volatility
4Q19 Top DC Trends and Developments: Defined Contribution in Review
This webcast will cover key industry developments over the last 90 days that could impact plans and plan participants.
COVID-19 Impacts: The Markets, Your Business and Your Clients
In this 30-minute webinar, we will offer fresh perspectives on how the COVID-19 pandemic impacts not just financial markets, but also advisors’ businesses and their relationships with clients.
Recent Fallen Angels: A Specter of BBB Downgrades to Come?
Fears of a surge in U.S. BBB corporate bond downgrades have intensified in the high-yield market, but rising stars still outpace fallen angels.
Global tech: actively managing the coronavirus impact
Alison Porter, Graeme Clark and Richard Clode from the UK-based Global Technology Team assess the impact of the coronavirus on tech companies and shares their near-term views for the sector, as well as portfolio implications.
Markets fear a global coronavirus pandemic
Paul O’Connor, Head of the UK Multi-Asset Team, considers the potential impact on global economic growth as concerns grow about the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus beyond China.
Coronavirus uncertainty likely to force Fed’s hand
Co-Head of Global Bonds Nick Maroutsos explains why markets reacted as they did in the face of the spreading coronavirus and why the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will ultimately have to cut rates to account for the outbreak’s economic impact.
Can equity markets recover from the Coronavirus?
As the coronavirus spreads, stock markets globally have declined on falling earnings expectations. But as Director of Research Carmel Wellso explains, these types of market shocks tend to be short term in nature and can lead to a strong rebound.
Can Equity Markets Recover from the Coronavirus?
The spreading coronavirus has caused investors to worry about earnings growth. But as history shows, markets can rebound sharply once virus fears ease.
Susan Cattand
