Webinar: Are corporate bond spreads too tight?

Credit spreads have narrowed recently, which has concerned some investors. Join Grace Le, co-manager of the Artemis Corporate Bond Fund as she explains how spreads are close to their long-term average and corporate bonds still offer value to investors today.

Grace Le

Join Grace Le, co-manager of the Artemis Corporate Bond Fund, as she explains why ‘historical’ spreads may not be the most useful measure when assessing the value in corporate bonds today. 

Date recorded: Wednesday 16 July

Grace will discuss:

  • Why credit spreads are not as tight as they may appear    
  • The increasing risk of lending to governments compared with corporates    
  • Where we are finding value in corporate bonds 
  • Why this is a market where it pays to be active 

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Grace Le

Manages:

'Corporate bond', 'Strategic bond'

Grace is a fund manager in the Artemis fixed income team.

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