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Now that yields have reset higher, bonds are positioned to protect portfolios while delivering higher income.
Floating-rate income and the secured nature of senior loans may provide a valuable defense against both rising rates and higher default risk for investors able to stomach short-term volatility.
The prospect of rising real interest rates favors value versus growth stocks, while moderating economic growth and persistent inflation favor inexpensive stability value names over well-priced cyclicals.
As investors grapple with a new era of macroeconomic uncertainty, liquidity is king in the near term.
Following the bond market’s recent beating, term yields have already priced in aggressive Fed rate hikes, positioning core bonds to effectively diversify credit risk.
Strong funded ratios and higher interest rates are prompting many corporate pension plan sponsors to shift assets to LDI strategies. Hear from our LDI experts, Oleg Gershkovich and Brett Cornwell, CFA, as they share their thoughts on why now is the right time to de-risk.
Knowing the stakes, the Fed is likely to keep surprises to a minimum.
Despite our view that a U.S. economic contraction is avoidable in the near term, the outlook for equities has deteriorated since the beginning of the year and we think this sour spot is likely to last as monetary policy becomes tighter.
Changes in the political and economic landscape are loosening the links in the global economy. New conditions will favor different strengths as businesses adapt.
In the drive for ESG investing, a gap has arisen between corporate bond and securitization markets. We see this as an opportunity to blaze new trails and influence better outcomes for investors, the environment and society.
Our experts, William Theriault, CFA, Senior Client Portfolio Manager, Equity, and James Dorment, CFA, Head of Large Cap Fundamental Research, discuss the growth/value cycle.
In the wake of Russia’s invasion, social factors such as energy supply security, consumer protection and responsible sourcing demonstrate the importance of an inclusionary ESG approach.
Russia’s energy tentacles, intertwined throughout Europe’s power network, may prove difficult to excise.