Fixed income classes have shown little consistency in performance over the past two decades. To circumvent these market ups and downs, Insight Investment sees multi-sector credit strategies as an attractive alternative for investors, as they offer the freedom to invest flexibly across the broad spectrum of credit markets.
By investing across global credit markets—including investment grade, high yield, and emerging market debt—multi-sector credit strategies can diversify risk and dynamically allocate to areas of relative value.
“The ripest opportunities rarely appear simultaneously across all sectors. This timing mismatch underscores the necessity of a dynamic approach, offering the flexibility to swiftly reallocate investments in pursuit of the most promising opportunities,” the Insight Investment opines.
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