"The profitability of the CLO is going to be very attractive," said CIO at Flat Rock Global.
The president-elect's campaign promises on taxes, tariffs, and immigration have yet to spark a response from fixed income investors looking to enforce fiscal discipline.
Thirty four percent of advisors surveyed by InvestmentNews say they use direct indexing strategies but 39 percent don’t.
The two firms have both claimed an industry first with separate strategies offering CLO-based exposure to the alternative fixed income space.
Yields rise as investors watch for crucial signals ahead of the Federal Reserve's December decision, with odds of a third straight rate cut seen as a coin flip.
Investors should "stay light on your feet," the head of US fixed income at RBC says.
Much as observers predicted strong returns for domestic small-cap value and the energy sector ahead of Trump's first term, the same enthusiastic assumptions this time around may be too simplistic, panelists at the Charles Schwab Impact conference said.
Fidelity's new launches offer stock exposure across different regions, while Vanguard adds to expand its muni ETF menu.
How financial planner is taking advantage of interest rate trends without taking undue investment risk.
Federal Reserve Chair was "neutral" in comments after November rate cut – and the election – but was clear that he won’t be pressured to leave his job by Trump.
Up from the ashes of the great financial crisis, securitized bonds are being added to more client portfolios.
Investment bankers are ready to reap the biggest rewards after a strong year for underwriters, and mergers and acquisitions, a new report says.
The muni tax exemption is under the spotlight as Republicans edge closer to total control.
Wealth managers weigh in on what to do with their cash positions if the Fed keeps cutting rates.
Wealth managers offer strategies for portfolio protection against the scourge of inflation.
Donald Trump will again be president next year, and with Republican majorities in Congress, some industries stand to benefit from regulatory cuts.
Consumers appear skeptical of the Fed's timing of the rate cut in September and another that could come next week.
Some advisors are waiting for the election before adding more muni-bonds. Others are getting a head start.
With Halloween in the air, wealth managers discuss their stock market nightmares.
Building on its pioneering defined maturity ETF suite, the new ETF funds-of-funds aim to give advisors a simple way to deploy the classic risk management strategy.
