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Fixed Income Investing in Volatile Markets

Rising market volatility and macro uncertainty can be a good reminder of why investors have looked to core fixed income to anchor their portfolios. The diversification potential of core bonds, as well as their risk-adjusted return potential, can help investors de-risk their equity exposure while potentially providing attractive returns.

Please join ETF Trends and PIMCO as David Braun, managing director and generalist portfolio manager, and Don Suskind, head of ETF strategy, discuss how PIMCO Active Bond ETF (ticker: BOND) seeks to provide attractive risk-adjusted returns and stability within a broad investment portfolio.

December 05, 2018
11am PST | 2pm EST
1 CE Credit
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SUMMARY

Key Discussion Highlights:

  • Why the diversifying benefits of bonds are more important than ever
  • What to expect for the path for rates in the near-term and beyond
  • How higher interest rates may reward investors who diversify with bonds
  • Why higher volatility presents more opportunities for active managers to generate alpha
  • How advisors can use core bond ETFs in client portfolios
  • How we’re managing active core bond ETF strategies to prepare for what’s ahead

Not accepted for one hour of CFP/CIMA CE credit for live and on-demand attendees

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SPEAKERS

David Braun

Managing Director and Generalist Portfolio Manager
PIMCO

Don Suskind

Head of ETF Strategy
PIMCO

Tom Lydon

Editor and Publisher
ETF Trends

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