Beyond Cash: Finding Value in Investment Grade Bonds | Portfolio Manager Insights
It offers a fixed-income portfolio manager’s view on the role of investment-grade bonds and the areas of credit where Fidelity is looking for value, relevant to advisors reviewing bond exposures for clients.
Summary
By the bonds & fixed income deskFidelity portfolio manager Brian Day discusses why investment-grade bonds continue to play an important role in diversified portfolios, covering income, diversification and capital preservation. He outlines Fidelity’s investment-grade bond approach and discusses corporate credit risks, AI-driven debt issuance and where Fidelity is finding value in CMBS, CLOs and asset-backed securities.
- The video covers income, diversification and capital preservation.
- It outlines the Fidelity investment-grade bond approach.
- It discusses corporate credit risks and AI-driven debt issuance.
- It looks at finding value in CMBS, CLOs and asset-backed securities.
Chapters
From the publisher’s description| Time | Chapter | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Why Fixed Income Deserves Attention Today | 1 min | |
| Income, Diversification & Capital Preservation | 1 min | |
| The Fidelity Investment Grade Bond Approach | 1 min | |
| Corporate Credit Risks & AI-Driven Debt Issuance | 1 min | |
| Finding Value in CMBS, CLOs & Asset-Backed Securities | 2 min |
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