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Comparing public fixed income and private credit markets involves weighing factors related to liquidity, transparency, credit quality, risk premium, and opportunity costs.
High Quality Credit Opportunities
CIO Global Credit Mark Kiesel and Jason Duko, Portfolio Manager, discuss why now is the time to invest in high quality global corporate bonds, loans and high yield credit given current market dynamics.
Hear from PIMCO experts about how investors may benefit from capturing today’s compelling yields among high-quality bonds, including investment grade credit. Explore the potential for equity-like returns with lower volatility.
Public credit markets offer high quality investments with attractive yields and downside resilience, while we see growing longer-term opportunities in private markets.
Investing Across the Spectrum: Part 3
David Forgash, portfolio manager, leveraged finance, and Mathieu Clavel, portfolio manager, European private credit, talk about what opportunities exist for distressed investors and why PIMCO is a trusted solutions provider.
Investing Across the Spectrum: Part 2
Jamie Weinstein, portfolio manager, private credit, and Mohit Mittal, portfolio manager, multi-sector credit, discuss deals that require cross-functional collaboration and how PIMCO’s shared intelligence played a crucial role during the banking crisis in 2023.
We believe the two resource-rich economies – once labeled fragile – will be global growth leaders over the next several years, driven by prudent policies and stable macro fundamentals.
Investing Across the Spectrum: Part 1
Mike Cudzil, portfolio manager, fixed income, and Jason Steiner, portfolio manager, alternative credit, discuss the current real estate landscape, what opportunities exist in real estate, and why PIMCO is well-positioned to respond quickly to these opportunities.
Get a quick overview of current credit markets, why we favor high quality and some parts of the high yield market, and the importance – and power – of a flexible multi-sector approach in today's global markets.
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