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At the beginning of the year, a narrative of US exceptionalism was the consensus among many market participants.
However, significant policy uncertainty emanating from the Trump administration has driven a significant rotation away from US risk assets and sent shockwaves around the global economy.
What can investors conclude from the turbulence of the first quarter of 2025 - and what does this all mean for American fixed income? This week, we're doing a deep dive to answer these questions and more.
This episode is hosted by Andrew Lowry in London; he is joined by Jason Shoup, CIO and Co-Head of Global Fixed Income, and Anthony Woodside, Head of Multi-Sector Fixed Income & Investment Strategy, both at the Chicago office of L&G's Asset Management division.
This podcast was recorded on April 15 2025.
For professional investors only. Capital at risk.
However, significant policy uncertainty emanating from the Trump administration has driven a significant rotation away from US risk assets and sent shockwaves around the global economy.
What can investors conclude from the turbulence of the first quarter of 2025 - and what does this all mean for American fixed income? This week, we're doing a deep dive to answer these questions and more.
This episode is hosted by Andrew Lowry in London; he is joined by Jason Shoup, CIO and Co-Head of Global Fixed Income, and Anthony Woodside, Head of Multi-Sector Fixed Income & Investment Strategy, both at the Chicago office of L&G's Asset Management division.
This podcast was recorded on April 15 2025.
For professional investors only. Capital at risk.
357 episodes
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Manage episode 477537761 series 2402082
Content provided by Audioboom. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Audioboom or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.
At the beginning of the year, a narrative of US exceptionalism was the consensus among many market participants.
However, significant policy uncertainty emanating from the Trump administration has driven a significant rotation away from US risk assets and sent shockwaves around the global economy.
What can investors conclude from the turbulence of the first quarter of 2025 - and what does this all mean for American fixed income? This week, we're doing a deep dive to answer these questions and more.
This episode is hosted by Andrew Lowry in London; he is joined by Jason Shoup, CIO and Co-Head of Global Fixed Income, and Anthony Woodside, Head of Multi-Sector Fixed Income & Investment Strategy, both at the Chicago office of L&G's Asset Management division.
This podcast was recorded on April 15 2025.
For professional investors only. Capital at risk.
However, significant policy uncertainty emanating from the Trump administration has driven a significant rotation away from US risk assets and sent shockwaves around the global economy.
What can investors conclude from the turbulence of the first quarter of 2025 - and what does this all mean for American fixed income? This week, we're doing a deep dive to answer these questions and more.
This episode is hosted by Andrew Lowry in London; he is joined by Jason Shoup, CIO and Co-Head of Global Fixed Income, and Anthony Woodside, Head of Multi-Sector Fixed Income & Investment Strategy, both at the Chicago office of L&G's Asset Management division.
This podcast was recorded on April 15 2025.
For professional investors only. Capital at risk.
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