News category: Credit And Fixed Income

Atlantic House Fixed Income Fund Proves Valuable In Current Markets

Mar 13, 2024

Atlantic House’s Dynamic Duration fund has proved to be a valuable asset to navigate the current market conditions. Jack Roberts, fund manager at London-based USD4 billion Atlantic House, said the fund’s systematic and rules-based approach to duration management has steered the uncertain inflation and bond environment well.

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The Time Is Now For CTAs, Winton Group Says

Mar 7, 2024

Investors are showing greater interest for commodity trading advisors in a time where the correlation risk between equities and bonds is sapping away diversification benefits for more traditional portfolios. Simon Judes, co-chief investment officer at the USD10.6 billion Winton Group, said that, among hedge fund strategies, CTAs have had close to the lowest correlation with portfolios of bonds and equities.

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Whispers At The Driskill - Sunday Roundup, March 3, 2024

Mar 3, 2024

A haunted hotel is not for the faint of heart and so I was facing more nerves than usual ahead of my third time at our Investor EQD – Austin event at The Driskill hotel. I was daunted to learn about the paranormal investigations that had taken place at the hotel where I was sleeping, while keeping up with finance chatter over Texas BBQ and absorbing information on new implementations of systematic strategies.

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Texas Allocators Spot Opportunities In Fixed Income - Investor EQD, Austin

Feb 28, 2024

Some of the largest Texas-based institutional investors shared their perspectives about the range of opportunities, as well as notable dangers, in fixed income investing at Investor EQD – Austin. Anca Ion, chief investment officer at the USD125 billion Texas Treasury Safekeeping Company, said there is a possibility for inflation to ramp up in 2024 and beyond, opening up opportunities for allocators to achieve higher rates of return.

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Equity Ebb And Flow - Sunday Roundup, February 11, 2024

Feb 11, 2024

Stability for pension plans seems to be bleaker than ever, with institutions like CalPERS sounding the alarm on potential funding ratio pitfalls over the next three decades. Investment volatility has re-emerged as a key concern for public pensions, signaling the risk that market corrections could potentially set back progress in stabilizing funded ratios and trigger higher contributions.

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