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Global Multi-Sector

A dynamic global bond fund that seeks superior risk-adjusted returns relative to the benchmark over a market cycle

Overview

ABOUT THIS STRATEGY

We seek superior risk-adjusted returns relative to the benchmark over a market cycle. The portfolio combines a longerterm strategic asset allocation with a tactical component seeking to add incremental return from alpha opportunities. Portfolio allocations are dynamically adjusted based on opportunities identified through fundamental research, macro assessment and risk budgeting framework.

INVESTMENT APPROACH

Risk management
Our risk process is focused on understanding portfolio behaviours and adjusting the risk budget over a market cycle, seeking to deliver superior risk-adjusted returns relative to the benchmark.

Cross asset collaboration
We draw on the input and experience of specialists across different asset classes. Incorporating these insights results in a deeper understanding of the current investment regime, helping us to identify the major turning points and specific opportunities.

Scenario-driven research
Investment decisions are made through a probabilistic lens, not a central forecast. Our assessment is informed by considering the distribution of potential outcomes and in turn a focus on relative attractiveness of fixed income sectors.

Featured Insight

Fixed Income Perspectives

Quarterly insight from our fixed income teams to help clients navigate the risks and opportunities ahead.

Portfolio Management

Greg Wilensky, CFA

Head of U.S. Fixed Income | Head of Core Plus

Industry since 1993. Joined Firm in 2020.

Helen Anthony, CFA

Portfolio Manager

Industry since 2010. Joined Firm in 2010.

John Pattullo, ASIP

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager

Industry since 1993. Joined Firm in 1997.

Jenna Barnard, CFA

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager

Industry since 2001. Joined Firm in 2002.

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