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Pimco on how to profit from the financial crisis

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Deputy CIO Ivascyn sees opportunity in “prolonged and significant dislocation” in bonds backed by assets issued before markets collapsed.

Investors may still be able to profit from the 2008 financial crisis, according to Dan Ivascyn, a top-performing bond manager at Pacific Investment Management Co.

Money can be made from the “prolonged and significant dislocation” in bonds backed by assets issued before markets collapsed, Mr. Iv

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