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Webinar talking tariffs: taking stock of markets in a new trade regime

10 June 2025

Liberation Day in the U.S. dished a hefty dose of tariff shock and awe, sending financial markets into a frenzy. While a 90-day pause on reciprocal rates and ongoing negotiations have since brought relief, collectively the measures will raise the effective U.S. tariff rates to levels not seen in a century. That opens the door to further rounds of negotiations – and ongoing policy uncertainty.

The subsequent shift away from U.S. exceptionalism has driven foreign investors to equity and fixed income markets elsewhere.

On June 4, Nuveen’s investment experts hosted an insightful webinar that addressed these crucial questions – watch the replay now.

Impact bonds: what’s next? | Webinar

11 April 2025

Green, social and sustainable bonds have experienced stronger and more resilient growth than broad fixed income markets in recent years. Today, GSS bonds are a $5tn1 global asset class diversified across sectors, geographies and structures. However, recent political developments in the US have cast a shadow on this market as investors grapple with policies that may stimy the growth of impact bonds.

Watch the replay of this webinar with Nuveen’s experts Jessica Zarzycki, CFA Portfolio Manager Fixed Income and Stephen Liberatore, CFA, Portfolio Manager, Head of ESG/Impact, Fixed Income now.

Beyond bonds: senior loans, a top priority

24 June 2025

Against a backdrop of volatility in credit markets driven by U.S. and global macro events, we think active management in senior loans is critical for both downside risk mitigation and alpha generation.

On June 17, Nuveen’s investment experts Scott Caraher and Coale Mechlin, Co-PMs of Nuveen’s liquid senior loan strategy hosted an insightful webinar, moderated by Laura Cooper, Head of Global Macro Credit, to discuss opportunities and risks for the asset class.

Watch the recording now

Webinar - Higher for longer: Finding opportunities in US Senior Loans & CLOs

06 March 2025

Sticky “last mile” inflation, better-than-expected U.S. economic growth and an increased likelihood of fiscal stimulus from the new U.S. administration have thrown a wrench into the Fed’s rate cutting cycle.

For investors in floating assets, this means higher income for longer. But is this too good to be true? Can borrowers continue to withstand higher interest costs? What are the opportunities and risks in this new economic paradigm? Watch our recent webinar recorded to discover what’s in store for investors in floating rate assets with a focus on senior loans and collateralized loan obligations.