Bond portfolio managers from some of the biggest US asset managers are expecting market volatility towards year end.

Bond portfolio managers from some of the biggest US asset managers are expecting market volatility towards year end.
The Dutch asset manager is expanding its capabilities with strategies that seek alpha from sustainable transition.
Andy Suen, co-head of Asia fixed income at PineBridge Investments, expects Asian high-yield bond market performance to continue.
The Asian credit universe is more diversified and balanced in terms of sector and country exposures, says UBS AM.
World’s largest asset manager says a premium for Asian bonds may be warranted given the diversification benefits.
The deal extends the collaboration between the firms for DBS to distribute Capital Group funds.
HSBC Global Private Banking’s Apac regional and Hong Kong head of discretionary and fund, investments and wealth solutions emphasises the scalability of the bank’s services while maintaining a focus on each client’s expectations.
The Swiss pure-play private bank also continues to favour quality growth equities and finds value in industrials.
Neeraj Seth explains why the US fiscal backdrop means he is less favourable towards duration.
Higher rates for longer bodes well for long term bond returns, says the chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income.
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