Webinar: Why now for short-dated bonds?

Short-dated bonds are less sensitive to changes in interest rates, allowing them to mitigate the risks posed by inflation and governments’ growing fiscal vulnerabilities.

Join fund managers Liam O’Donnell and Jack Holmes for a macro and rates outlook and an introduction to two short-dated strategies that are well placed to continue grinding out returns for bond investors.

Date recorded: Thursday 29 May

Agenda

  • Macro and rates outlook, Liam O’Donnell
  • Artemis Short-Dated Global High Yield Bond Fund, Jack Holmes
  • Artemis Short-Duration Strategic Bond Fund, Liam O’Donnell
  • Q&A 

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Insights:

Five charts: The case for allocating to short-dated high yield

The new playbook for bonds: three reasons to look at shorter-dated, higher-yielding opportunities

Liam O'Donnell

Manages:

'Strategic bond, 'short-duration strategic bond'

Liam O’Donnell leads the fixed income team’s strategy on macro and rates.

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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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