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Q&A: Liquidity in Commercial Mortgage Loans

September 28, 2023

Commercial mortgage loans (CMLs) have a track record of strong, differentiated returns that have made them an effective

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Sustainable Income for the Retirement Voyage

September 28, 2023

A new income strategy from Voya Investment Management gives employers a tool to help plan participants meet their retirement spending needs and reduce their chances of runn

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What Investors Need to Know About a Government Shutdown

September 27, 2023

Despite causing disruptions to many areas of government, budget impasses have historically had little lasting impact on markets, and this time will likely be similar.  

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Quarterly Market Outlook

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Matt Toms

Matt Toms, CFA

Global Chief Investment Officer

With inflation headed in the right direction, rate hikes may be over. Though Fed cuts may still be a ways off, higher yields should make asset allocation decisions easier. Join us on October 5th for our quarterly update and learn how to make sense of the current market environment.

Join Matt Toms, Global Chief Investment Officer, as he discusses this and more.

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Matt Toms, CFA

Global Chief Investment Officer

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Stable value investors, take heart: This is not 2008

November 29, 2022
Market-to-book ratios are at historical lows for many stable value portfolios, but this rate-driven move isn’t cause for concern. These products are designed to ensure a stable return and income in volatile rate environments while replenishing market-to-book ratios over time.
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Capital Market Assumptions 2023

November 23, 2022
Our long-term return expectations for capital markets serve as key inputs into our strategic asset allocation process for multi-asset portfolios and provide context for shorter-term forecasting.
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Why tech investors should keep an eye on China and the Fed

October 31, 2022
Don’t be distracted by the recent well-publicized earnings misses of several tech-sector giants – stocks did well in October overall. There are larger geopolitical, macro and company-specific factors at play that call for a nuanced approach to technology and tech-related stocks.
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Rates are in the driver’s seat

October 27, 2022
US markets have not taken kindly to the Fed’s renewed course of monetary tightening, but the effects of the Fed’s actions are stretching far beyond US shores.
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