Strategy Spotlight PIMCO Introduces the Capital Securities and Financials Strategy For investors in search of yield but reluctant to compromise on credit quality, the Capital Securities and Financials Strategy can offer a solution.
In the search for yield, many investors are reluctant to compromise on solid credit fundamentals. To meet this need, PIMCO’s new Capital Securities and Financials Strategy aims for attractive yield by investing in the subordinate debt and equity-like securities issued in the strengthening bank sector. Portfolio managers Philippe Bodereau and Yuri Garbuzov discuss the strategy, which is now available to U.S. investors. Q: What is the PIMCO Capital Securities and Financials Strategy? To Read the Full Article Log In Or Register
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