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Why We Are Now More Bearish on US Treasuries
The biggest mover so far this year in fixed income markets has been US Treasuries. The curve has bear steepened, with the short end remaining unchanged while longer maturities have sold off by anything between 10bp at the five-year point of the curve and just over 20bp in the 30-year.
How big a threat is inflation?
Partner and Portfolio Manager Felipe Villarroel reflects on markets in 2020 before giving his inflation outlook for 2021
Our view on high yield defaults
In his latest video, George Curtis discusses our views on high yield defaults over the last few months and what he thinks we can expect in 2021
A strong outlook for CLOs
Elena Rinaldi looks back at the performance of European CLOs in 2020 and explains how post-vaccine sentiment should help boost recovery in 2021, providing a positive outlook for CLOs.
More upside in bank capital
Partner and portfolio manager Gary Kirk discusses why he thinks AT1s continue to look attractive in the search for yield.
January Sales Suggest Continued Credit Squeeze
While we enter 2021 with plenty of negative headline news on the virus, along with the associated inevitable downgrade or delay to the economic recovery, in our view the technical position remains just as firm as it has been in the last nine months.