This article was produced by New England Asset Management (NEAM) as part of their valued industry partnership with Insurance Investor.
In today’s market environment, alternatives and private credit dominate the conversation. These products are marketed as innovative, differentiated, and attractive, while core fixed income is often dismissed as boring, commoditised, or merely a portfolio requirement.
For some market participants, core bonds have become an afterthought, something to hold because investment policy requires it. That framing is misguided. Core fixed income does not have to be plain vanilla. When managed actively, thoughtfully, and with discipline, core fixed income can be a durable source of compounded alpha and true value creation over time.
In the following article, we look at how to manage its complexities and avoid common mistakes.
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