INSIGHTS

Interest rate exposure no longer insulates equity throughs

Portfolio manager Daniel Child discusses the Credit Funds' performance and outlook

Don't trust the label to tell you how the investment will perform when you are building your portfolio

Dive deep on whether your fixed income is protecting your portfolio

Consider credit for lots of reasons, including hedging interest rate risk

Portfolio manager David Burbach discusses the Mortgage Fund's performance and outlook

Fixed income auto-pilot used to work

Portfolio manager Daniel Child discusses the Credit Funds' performance and outlook

Downside protection drives long term returns

More duration means more interest rate risk

Alpha and absolute returns improve your portfolio

This 3 part series concludes Yes!

Our take on the impact of Liberation Day on Canadian credit markets

Part 1 of Credit 101 Series

Part 3 of Credit 101 Series

The numbers are compelling

Diversify using both credit and interest rate exposure in your fixed income portfolio

Relying on interest rate movements to generate returns does not work

Portfolio manager David Burbach discusses the Mortgage Fund's performance and outlook

Pros focus on how an investment will improve portfolios

Are you giving up returns for too much protection?

Portfolio manager Eddy Winiarz discusses the Credit Funds' performance and outlook

Just because Alts are not traditional doesn't mean they should not be core

The portfolio management team describes their expectation for a bifurcated year in credit markets

Portfolio manager David Burbach discusses the Mortgage Fund's performance and outlook

Lending secured by real estate is inherently safer than real estate equity investing

How to add defence before you need it

We are honoured to recognize a decade-long achievement for our Credit team and investors.​

Absolute returns through 10 years of absolute volatility

Institutional investors get more out of fixed income

Part 2 of Credit 101 Series

Part 4 of Credit 101 Series

Daniel Child interviewed by the Globe & Mail

Credit and rates investing have distinct risk profiles