In a recent podcast, Frank Ossino, Senior Portfolio Manager and Bank Loan Sector Head, discusses recent market volatility, the impact of monetary policy on leveraged loans, and how the rising cost of issuance could affect struggling borrowers.

Loans remain a compelling option – but a rising rate environment means careful credit selection will be critical to help sidestep more vulnerable segments of the market.

Securitized debt, often overlooked as an inflation hedge, may be an attractive solution for investors who want to diversify away from assets susceptible to inflation and rate risk.

Members of Newfleet’s multi-sector fixed income team provide their insights and outlook for the year ahead.

Frank Ossino, senior portfolio manager and sector head of bank loans at Newfleet, gives his perspective on bank loan performance for 2022.

LIBOR, a benchmark used to determine the cost of borrowing for trillions of dollars of assets, is set to start retiring by the end of 2021. Read on to learn how this affects investors.

Ryan Jungk, CFA, Head of IG Credit Research at Newfleet, assesses the factors influencing the convergence trend and the resulting investment implications.

An allocation to a multi-sector strategy may help generate hard-to-find yield and total return opportunities while providing better insulation from rising rates and the threat of inflation, compared to traditional fixed income approaches.

David Albrycht shares his latest thoughts on the prospects for inflation and how certain asset classes may help protect portfolios in an inflationary environment.

Newfleet’s multi-sector fixed income team has a comprehensive and disciplined approach to identifying relative value across the wide range of bond market sectors in which the firm invests.