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Why being active is key to credit

Why being active is key to credit

In this video, Insight Investment senior portfolio manager Damien Hill discusses why he thinks active management is vital to capturing opportunities in shifting credit markets.

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Key points:

  • Hill argues multi-sector credit investing requires dynamic asset allocation to navigate fixed income volatility, potentially enhancing returns while managing risk.
  • Successful managers adjust allocations proactively to reduce directional risks.
  • Company-level bond selection amid market dispersion offers opportunities to exploit mispricings, especially during periods of sector-specific stress or geopolitical impacts.
     
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