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Jingjing Huang

Strategist

Ms. Huang is a senior vice president and product strategist in the Hong Kong office, focusing on global and Asia credit offerings. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2019, she worked at Morgan Stanley Investment Management in New York in the solutions and multi-asset group and at J.P. Morgan Asset Management in Hong Kong, where she was a client portfolio manager covering Asia fixed income and global bond strategies. She holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and an undergraduate degree in economics and finance from the University of Hong Kong.

Investment Strategies

Asia Strategic Interest Bond Strategy: A Higher‑Quality Approach to Harnessing Yield in Asia

6/27/2023

The strategy targets more attractive income and yield than other typical Asian bond funds by investing across the credit spectrum, focusing on high income opportunities, high average credit quality, and currency allocation.

Stephen Chang, Jingjing Huang

Idiosyncratic Risk in China Real Estate: What Does it Mean for the Property Market and Banks?

9/30/2021

We do not expect widespread contagion across China’s real estate or banking sectors despite the challenging outlook.

Stephen Chang, Annisa Lee, Jingjing Huang

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