Webinar: Time to rethink your strategic bond allocation?

With volatility set to prevail in the fixed income market, now is an opportune time to assess your strategic bond allocation.

Join the Artemis Strategic Bond Fund managers as they explain why there are more reliable ways of generating alpha in today’s market than taking major macro or duration calls.

By exploiting market inefficiencies and taking a selective approach to individual bonds, the team aim to add value consistently without relying on unpredictable trends. A slow and steady approach, using a genuinely active strategy, can ensure your investments remain resilient in the face of uncertainty.

Date recorded: Tuesday 24 June.

Speakers

  • David Ennett, Fund Manager
  • Grace Le, Fund Manager
  • Liam O’Donnell, Fund Manager and Rates Expert

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What makes the Artemis Strategic Bond Fund different?

  • Deliberately non-directional: Doesn’t rely on big macro calls 
  • Focused portfolio: Alpha generated from stock selection 
  • Managed by three experts in their respective fields (investment grade, high yield and government bonds) 
  • Short lines of communication to benefit from tactical trades

David Ennett

Manages:

‘Global high yield', 'High income', 'Monthly distribution', 'Strategic bond'

David co-manages Artemis‘ ‘global high yield‘, ‘monthly distribution‘ and ‘high income‘ strategies.

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Liam O'Donnell

Manages:

'Strategic bond, 'short-duration strategic bond'

Liam O’Donnell leads the fixed income team’s strategy on macro and rates.

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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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