Elevated volatility is here to stay, and that means many risk assets may become oversold, providing opportunities for investors to profit from mispriced risks.
June’s decline in funded ratios reinforced the need for pension plan sponsors to de-risk portfolios through higher fixed income allocations.
In Q2 2022, US CLO tranches were not immune from the macro volatility and broader market sell-off.
Covid-19 presented a real-time test of private credit’s ability to withstand stress. Voya met the challenge through its team experience and proactive response.
Throughout the month of January our Fixed Income Asset Allocation Committee will be sharing their take on each of our seven major themes influencing positioning across our fixed income portfolios for 2022. To start things off Dave Goodson, Head of Securitized Fixed Income, covers the supply/demand mismatch.
These are the seven major themes influencing positioning across our fixed income portfolios in the first half of 2022.
With tapering worries in the rearview, attention has returned to the inflationary environment.
Our take on the Fed tapering announcement from our own Justin McWhorter, CFA, CPA, Senior Portfolio Manager of Structured Finance.
Driven by continued strong investor demand, the US CLO market remained very active in Q3.
While growth in the U.S and globally is expected to cool from its torrid pace in 1H21, fundamentals remain broadly positive and opportunities could arise in any meaningful bout of spread volatility.
While growth in the U.S and globally is expected to cool from its torrid pace in 1H21, fundamentals remain broadly positive and opportunities could arise in any meaningful bout of spread volatility.
The next decade is unlikely to play out like the last. A new environment calls for a new approach to fixed income portfolio construction.
Agency CMBS are now scalable and represent a new opportunity to diversify credit exposure.