DWS' Staples on Yield Curve: Macro Matters

DWS' Staples on Yield Curve: Macro Matters

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Credit Crunch: AGL’s Comer on CLOs, Active Management and Growth

“We traditionally have turned over about 60% of the portfolio per year,” says AGL Credit Management’s Chief Operating Officer Wynne Comer, discussing the company’s approach to managing collateralized loan obligations. “That’s 30% through prepayments, 30% through active management ...  Show more

EM Lens: War-Induced Oil Shocks Aren’t Kind to EM Economies

Emerging market governments are implementing extraordinary measures to mitigate the impact of rising energy prices, as the war-induced oil shock stirs stagflation pressures and pushes most asset classes lower. Gustavo Medeiros, head of EM research at Ashmore Group, joins Damian S ...  Show more

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