LSST seeks current income with the preservation of capital combined with an attractive risk-adjusted return profile
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Christopher Romanelli examines the factors that could support the high yield market in a world of tighter monetary policy.
The LOIS spread is at its widest point since the financial crisis. It may be unnerving, but we don't think it's a sign of trouble in the financial system.
We expect the upward trend in rates to continue, but at a fairly slow pace that shouldn’t disrupt risk assets.
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Ten years after the financial crisis, banks are still in recovery. Julian Wellesley describes contributing factors and his outlook from here. (May 2018)
Inflation has become a hot topic recently. We anticipate a slow and steady rise in 2018. (February 2018)
Volatile markets are uncomfortable for everyone. No one likes it when yields go up because prices must come down. But we think these periods of volatility can be a good thing, and we think markets are finally prepared to deliver. (February 2018)