Relative Return: The return to favour for fixed income
In this episode of Relative Return, host Laura Dew chats with Kellie Wood, head of fixed income and deputy head of fixed income and multi-asset at Schroders Australia, to discuss why fixed income is returning to favour after a 12-year wait.
Listen as they discuss:
- Why fixed income is in a good position now.
- The unique challenge in Australia’s economic environment versus other markets.
- Its favoured fixed income asset classes.
- The merger of Schroders’ multi-asset and fixed income teams.
- Her 25 years in fund management and challenges she faced.
AUTHOR
Laura Dew
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