Indeed, Claymore's website suggests that CIB can be used to «hedge
portfolios against rising interest rates and effects of inflation.»
Not exact matches
The duration of our bond
portfolio remains relatively short as a means designed to protect
against rising interest rates.
VTR is currently my top pick for my Empire
portfolio mainly for the reasons you mentioned and also because they have some built - in protection
against rising interest rates (cost of living adjustments / annual rent increases).
IGHG also includes a
portfolio of short U.S. Treasury futures as a built - in hedge
against the effects of
rising interest rates.
But, because of that, our investment committee has made some very
interesting and innovative moves to hedge
against extra
rising interest rates within our bond
portfolios.
If you have any bonds in your
portfolio (that you plan on keeping as
rates are
rising) then investing in some TBT covered calls could act as a hedge
against those
interest rate increases.
Aims to protect
against rising rates by reducing the
portfolio's potential for concentrated
interest rate risk