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Tina Adatia
Global and Core Fixed Income Product Strategist
Ms. Adatia is an executive vice president and product strategist in the London office, focusing on global fixed income and ESG strategies. Previously, she was an account manager focusing on the Middle East and North Africa region and servicing institutional clients. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2004, she was on the consultant relationship team at Henderson Global Investors and was also an investment associate at Hewitt in London. She has 17 years of investment experience and holds an undergraduate degree in economics and actuarial science from the University of Southampton.
Latest Insights
Finding Opportunity – and Security – in Securitized Assets
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In extremely uncertain environments, the extra protection that securitized assets may provide can help build resiliency at a relatively low cost. Dan Ivascyn, Group CIO, talks about where we see attractive opportunities in the securitized markets.
2022 Outlook: Inflation in Context
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Get our view on why inflation remains persistently elevated, where we think it’s headed and why yield levels remain relatively low despite concerns about inflation risk.
Positioning Portfolios in a Fast Moving Cycle
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Investing Amid Higher Volatility and Uncertainty
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Learn why we’re likely to see more volatility and uncertainty in 2022, the three important developments impacting the outlook and how investors can navigate the fast-moving cycle ahead.
Cyclical Outlook: Peak Policy, Peak Inflation, Peak Growth
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Learn key insights from our recent Cyclical Forum, including our outlook on policy, inflation and growth, and how investors can navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Where We See Opportunity in Risk Assets
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We see opportunity in public and private credit markets, find value in non-agency mortgages and prefer cyclicals to growth stocks – with a focus on flexibility and active management to find the winners in the global rebound.