Webinar: How short-dated high yield bonds can give you equity-like returns

The opportunity in short-duration high yield isn’t reliant on the direction of equities or government bonds, making it a compelling portfolio diversifier.

Jack Holmes

What if we said you could get equity-like returns, but with less volatility, and in an asset class offering diversification away from momentum and economically-sensitive sectors? Where does this opportunity lie? In short-dated high yield bonds.

In this webinar, David Ennett and Jack Holmes, managers of the Artemis Short-Dated Global High Yield Bond Fund, discuss the benefits of allocating to this asset class. 

Recorded on: Thursday 17 October, 10am

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Why the Artemis fund is different to peers:

  • High conviction – fewer holdings than most peers
  • Focused and active – concentrates on the undiscovered, inefficient tail
  • Truly global – unlocks opportunities that regionally-siloed investors miss
  • Nimble – not being committee-led enables quick decision making
 

Jack Holmes

Manages:

‘Global high yield', 'high income', 'monthly distribution', 'short-duration strategic bond'

Jack co-manages Artemis’ 'global high yield bond' strategy, 'high income' strategy and 'short-duration strategic bond' strategies, plus the bonds element of Artemis‘ ‘monthly distribution‘ strategy.

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David Ennett

Manages:

‘Global high yield', 'High income', 'Monthly distribution', 'Strategic bond'

David co-manages Artemis‘ ‘global high yield‘, ‘monthly distribution‘ and ‘high income‘ strategies.

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