Why active fixed income may beat passive: Kanish Chugh (PIMCO) [Part 1/2]

Australian Investors Podcast

In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your hosts Owen Rask and Kanish Chugh from PIMCO discuss part 1/2 on active income vs passive income:

– Why passive bond ETFs may underperform in volatile markets

– What active fixed income managers do differently

– How PIMCO builds its bond portfolios and manages risk

– Why Aussie investors are shifting towards active fixed income strategies

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– The flaws in fixed income indices and why passive may be suboptimal

– PIMCO’s approach to security selection and credit analysis

– SPIVA data showing active outperformance in fixed income

– How active bond funds manage risk, duration and credit exposure

– Why Aussie investors should look beyond passive bond ETFs

– How to evaluate a fixed income fund manager

📄 Learn more about fixed income strategies:

– Check out PIMCO's bond ETF PAUS:

https://www.pimco.com/au/en/investments/etf/pimco-australian-bond-fund/ausetf-aud

– See PIMCO's Global Bond Fund:

https://www.pimco.com/au/en/investments/managed-fund/pimco-global-bond-fund/wholesale-aud

– Find PIMCO's Income Fund:

https://www.pimco.com/au/en/investments/managed-fund/pimco-income-fund/wholesale-aud

– Learn with our FREE Value Investor Program:

https://education.rask.com.au/cart/?add-to-cart=44163

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