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The U.S. Fixed Income team discusses how the Fed’s newfound patience could help stabilize the U.S. economy and extend the economic and credit cycles.
Co-Head of Global Bonds Nick Maroutsos explains why investors should be mindful of where they hold duration exposure in light of a flattening yield curve.
Shifting consumer habits are shaking up the food and beverage industry, creating the need for a selective approach when owning these traditionally defensive names.
Jenna Barnard, Co-Head of Strategic Fixed Income, explains how and why so many major central banks have been wrong footed on economic growth in their countries and around the globe.
Each month, the Adaptive Multi-Asset Solutions Team provides an asset class outlook using option market prices to infer expected tail gains and tail losses.
Each month, the Adaptive Multi-Asset Solutions Team provides an asset class outlook using option market prices to infer expected tail gains and tail losses.
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Portfolio Managers Marc Pinto and Jeremiah Buckley look at the prospects for domestic U.S. equities, following a turbulent 2018.
Perkins Chief Investment Officer Greg Kolb shares his equity market insights.
Ben Lofthouse, CFA, Head of Global Equity Income and Portfolio Manager at Janus Henderson, talks about global equity investing in a time of political and economic uncertainty.
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Nick Maroutsos explains why the Fed will likely not meet its 2019 interest rate target and how investors should position themselves for a more subdued rate path.
Jim Cielinski, Global Head of Fixed Income, provides his perspective on some of the key macroeconomic factors that are driving fixed income markets.
Credit managers Tom Ross, Thomas Hanson and Seth Meyer contrast the current backdrop for high yield with previous tightening cycles, indicating that dispersion can be the friend of the active investor.
