Sentences with phrase «bond managers get»

As the crisis abates, bond managers get tempted by the high yields of bonds that are lower in quality, lower in simplicity, and longer in duration.

Good bond managers get a sense of when momentum is overdone, and act against it, but follow when the momentum is gentle.

Not exact matches

«People didn't get their fill and they're still hungry for the bonds,» said Robert Arnold, a New York - based portfolio manager at TwentyFour Asset Management, which manages $ 16 billion.

The funds» managers gradually shift each fund's asset allocation to fewer stocks and more bonds so the fund becomes more conservative the closer you get to retirement.

Portfolio managers selecting bonds from this grouping can gain access to the same risk factor without needing to buy all the bonds in the index to get the beta exposure.

The launch will allow any investor with a brokerage account to get low - cost, liquid access to PIMCO's vaunted bond manager, Bill Gross.

«Jeffrey Gundlach Celebrates Anniversary of Getting Fired in Cockiest Way Possible,» blared the headline at New York magazine's «Daily Intel» website, which reported that asset manager TCW fired the star bond investor three years ago Tuesday.

You can consult your financial or account manager to get you an overall detail of your finances and advise on amount to invest in municipal bonds.

As long as the loans are used to bid up property, stock and bond prices, they can claim that they are «responding to the market» by getting homeowners, commercial real estate investors, corporate raiders and financial managers to pledge their assets as collateral for yet new loans in a process that seems to be self - sustaining.

If I am right that equity fund managers are fully allocated to stocks now, the only way we can get excess gains in the stock market is if new liquidity is created by bank lending, or liquidity is transferred from the bond market to equities.

The bond between sporting director Ralf Rangnick and manager Ralph Hasenhuttl perhaps is not quite as solid as it was in light of their Champions League elimination and failure to get anywhere closer to FC Bayern this season.

If you are a manager of corporate bonds, you get to learn the speculation cycle.

Rather than put forth a costly effort to be known, it is cheaper to get the bonds wrapped by a well - known guarantor; not only does it increase perceived creditworthiness, it increases liquidity, because portfolio managers can skip a step in thinking.

The only investors who didn't get hit in 2008 were those lucky few who happened to be invested in U.S. government bonds or cash — and a few hedge fund managers.

Bottom line: Bond ETFs do have portfolio managers, and a skilled one will work to minimize tracking error on an ongoing basis so that investors get the exposure they're seeking.

As time goes by and bonds get closer to their maturity dates, the portfolio manager will replace some of the shorter - term bonds with longer - term ones in order to keep the average within the stated range.

The portfolio manager bought two Great - West Lifeco Inc. bonds earlier in 2017 that were trading at a discount to what he believed they would get called at — par ($ 100)-- at the next call date.

When you hold premium bonds in a taxable account you get hit with a double whammy, says Justin Bender, portfolio manager with PWL Capital in Toronto.

Got ta do more research; this would be a lot easier if I were back to being an institutional bond manager, and had a better sense of the bond market pulse.

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The fund's largest holdings include the usual suspects — government bonds, a couple of ETFs (Canadian Dollar hedged, of course), and banks that aren't Bank of Montreal, because apparently this fund manager WANTS to get fired.

If the guarantor is not good, then the bond manager has to get an analyst to look at the underlying creditor.

However, when stocks go through a rough patch, active managers can get defensive by moving to cash, high - quality bonds or other protective positions and slow the bleeding.

If you (or your portfolio manager) hold on to your investment, you can enjoy the extra yield from these bonds and get back your principal upon maturity.

Portfolio managers selecting bonds from this grouping can gain access to the same risk factor without needing to buy all the bonds in the index to get the beta exposure.

Bond portfolio managers increase average duration when they expect rates to decline, to get the most benefit, and decrease average duration when they expect rates to rise, to minimize the negative impact.

Now, if you were a passive manager like Vanguard, you wouldn't have to worry — just own an even slice of everything, and complain that you don't get a decent allocation on bond IPOs.

On that day, the new corporate bond manager, with whom I would divide the portfolio (because it had gotten so big) was there for the first time.

Back when dividend yields were higher, and corporate bond yields were higher, both absolute and relative yield managers flourished as interest rates and dividend yields crested in the early 1980s, and the stocks paying high dividends got bid up as interest rates fell, much as the same thing happened to zero coupon and other noncallable long duration bonds.

The averages tend to yield more than most bond managers that I have talked with think they can get.

Now you have to engage in an education campaign to get some bond manager to buy it, or, take a significant haircut on the price in order to move the bond.

As a corporate bond manager, when I got on the wrong side of a trade, I would call my analyst to me and ask her for her unbiased opinion.

The Greek bond of fraternity brothers or sorority sisters may be enough to get a hiring manager to want to help you.