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Round Table Discussion: Alternative Fixed Income & Credit

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Stockholm (HedgeNordic) –  HedgeNordics´ roundtable in Copenhagen of credit managers, and allocators including pension funds, family offices, insurance companies, and multi -manager fund of funds, discussed their preferred habitats in today’s credit markets – and where they expect to shift exposure towards as market conditions change and evolve.

The ability to dynamically rebalance portfolios is highly prized in credit investing, which is one reason why active management remains predominant. Passive investing is not viewed as a threat to fees in credit investment management, not least because most active credit managers have outperformed passive indices and ETFs.

Enjoy reading our unique insights from leading hedge fund industry experts. You can access the file here: Round Table Discussion Alt Fixed Income & Credit Strategies 

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