Assessing ongoing risks related to the SVB collapse.
Good risk management leads to good decision making.
The transition to a world of quantitative tightening will lead to reduced liquidity, capital rationing and persistent swings in asset prices.
Finding value in complexity: The structure, risks, and investor-friendly features of asset-backed securities.
Explaining the structure and investor-friendly features of collateralized loan obligations, an often misunderstood sector of structured credit.
An active, diversified, multi-sector approach to meeting the total return objectives of core fixed-income management without taking on undue risk.
SOFR Is the ‘Chosen Rate’ But It Is Not Without Risk
Guggenheim’s Investment Process Case Study
Insurance company portfolio managers’ most pressing challenge in this era of low rates is how to generate sufficient yield to meet their return objectives.
Preparing for the Deadline
As the coronavirus crisis spreads, insurance companies need experienced active fixed-income managers to mitigate risk and seek out opportunity.
Rising global temperatures and water levels are affecting markets and economies, with more trouble ahead. Insurers need to plan for it now.
Attaining greater representation of women isn’t just the right thing to do for the asset management industry, it is the smart thing to do for clients.
Much Progress, More Wood to Chop
Given that we are late in the business cycle, life insurers must prepare their portfolios now to avoid reliving the painful lessons learned in the last crisis.
Shortening duration, maintaining an investment-grade portfolio, and generating attractive yields do not have to be competing investment objectives for core fixed-income investors.
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