PIMCO

Even though markets remain fragile, Group CIO Dan Ivascyn explains why PIMCO has become more optimistic on the base case view for recovery and risk assets - and why we think private credit is a powerful opportunity.

The Covid-19 shock has amplified disruptive trends, but we see global investment opportunities in the volatility ahead.

Is this health crisis turned economic shock the ESG inflection point that markets needed? In this Q&A, we discuss the outlook for ESG and PIMCO’s approach to sustainable investing.

More than 80 major fund management firms will come together to offer a range of investment internships to black graduates.

Here they are… The shortlists for this year's Professional Pensions Investment Awards.

We expect the global economy and financial markets to transition from intense near-term pain to gradual healing over the next six to 12 months. However, there is the risk if not the likelihood of an uneven recovery, with significant setbacks along the way and some permanent damage.

History teaches that epidemics tend to have short-term effects on economies and markets, but great uncertainty remains about the coronavirus.

The £46bn Border to Coast Pensions Partnership has appointed PIMCO as the core manager for its multi-asset credit fund.

In an increasingly protectionist world, plagued by escalating trade tensions, the export-focused German economy is clearly suffering. We look ahead and explore the investment implications of a weaker German economy.