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White papersThe Challenging Sustainable Investing Landscape
The incorporation of sustainability factors in investment decisions has become increasingly common in the portfolios of institutional investors over the past decade. This has been primarily driven by investors who may be focused on risk management, responding to new regulations, making investments that align with their values, or seeking to enhance long-term performance.
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White papersExploring the full spectrum of fixed income strategies
Investors have traditionally thought of there being two primary investment styles, namely Active and Passive (or Indexing). But this binary view oversimplifies the new reality. Instead, it is better to think of investment styles as sitting along a continuum, where they become progressively more “active,” from index replication to unconstrained.
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White papersWant to Optimize Your Fixed Income Strategy?
The debate between active and index investing has evolved. Now, the key question is whether active, index or systematic investing is more effective for specific fixed-income sectors and the asset class as a whole. Our latest paper, The Role of Active, Index and Systematic Investing in Fixed Income Portfolios.
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White papersThe Climate Files
We believe climate change is a key driver of investment risks in portfolios today. With the right approach, it also presents one of the greatest investment opportunities. Equip yourself with the latest insights on climate bond investing by downloading The Climate Files - four case studies revealing best practices in integrating advanced, cost-effective, climate-thematic investment objectives into your portfolio whether it is active or indexed investment solutions.
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White papersOptimizing a Global Credit Portfolio
By using a “building block” approach, investors may be able to improve diversification, boost risk-adjusted returns and reduce implementation costs. Our white paper outlines the potential benefits of a modular approach to optimize your fixed income portfolio.
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White papersEmerging Market Debt at State Street Global Advisors
State Street Global Advisors has been running indexed EMD strategies for almost two decades and our experience and expertise has underpinned the growth of this franchise. EMD assets under management at State Street climbed from about $5 billion at the end of 2015 to $40.5 billion at the end of March 2024.
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White papersThe Modernization of Bond Market Trading and its Implications
The evolution of electronic trading has catapulted the bond market into the modern era. Learn more about “The Modernization of Bond Market Trading and its Implications”.
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White papersImplementation Alpha: Adding Value in Indexed Fixed Income
Achieving benchmark performance in an indexed fixed income portfolio requires more than a passive approach. Read about State Street Global Advisors techniques to exploit market inefficiencies and deliver what we call ‘implementation alpha’.
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White papersEmerging Market Debt Outlook: Opportunities Amid Uncertainty
2024 is already shaping up to be a year of considerable uncertainty. The first quarter has given us a taste of that with a sharp reversal of expectations for the US economy and the monetary policy plan of the Federal Reserve.
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White papersPrivate Credit Allocations vs Leveraged Loans and High Yield
The growth of private credit assets under management in recent years has drawn increasing interest and scrutiny from investors. The scale of the expansion suggests a strong appetite among investors, but the lower liquidity and naturally opaque nature of private credit can make comparisons with public credit alternatives such as leveraged loans and high yield bonds difficult.
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White papersESG in Emerging Market Sovereign Debt: An Evolving Conversation
How and whether to apply ESG to emerging market sovereign debt is becoming a key question for investors. We look at the opportunities and challenges they face.
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White papersThe Case for Allocating to Emerging Market Debt
Emerging market debt (EMD) is a versatile asset class. It offers equity investors risk mitigation potential with modest return dilution. For fixed income investors willing to move out on the risk spectrum, EMD still presents a significant yield pick-up opportunity.
