December 2024 Update from the Australia Trade Floor
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Investment Strategies
Income Strategy Update: Navigating Rate Cuts With Flexibility and a High Quality Focus
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Actionable Alternatives: Data Infrastructure
In this series, discover exciting private market opportunities and how PIMCO pursues them in an effort to benefit our investors. Learn why we believe data infrastructure is an attractive investment within our asset-based finance (ABF) portfolios.
Explore how savvy investors may benefit from strong risk-adjusted returns with an active allocation to aviation finance – a rapidly expanding sector of asset-based lending.
Macroeconomic uncertainties prompted the Federal Reserve to signal a slower pace of policy rate cuts in 2025 and beyond.
As cash yields dwindle, the case for fixed income becomes increasingly compelling.
ECB: Managing Risks to Growth
We continue to agree with market pricing following the ECB’s latest rate cut, but see additional downside risks to growth post-U.S. election.
Portfolio manager Rob Mead discusses how investors should be positioning for the year ahead and where the risks and opportunities are.
How to unlock value in a complex real estate market landscape
Private Credit Specialist Kyle McCarthy explores private credit's growth, highlighting benefits such as stable cash flows and diversification, while emphasising the importance of manager selection.
The incoming administration’s tax policy is likely to be front and center in Washington next year, with the potential extension of individual tax cuts and changes to SALT deductions possibly reshaping fiscal strategies. Head of U.S. Public Policy Libby Cantrill discusses what this could mean for taxpayers and businesses alike.