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25 Years and Counting: Group CIO Dan Ivascyn Reflects
Asset-Based Lending: Take Advantage of Equity-Like Return Potential
Higher Bond Yields Create an Attractive Alternative to Equities
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Higher Bond Yields Create an Attractive Alternative to Equities(video)

Higher Bond Yields Create an Attractive Alternative to Equities

Group CIO Dan Ivascyn discusses how fixed income has the potential to offer lower volatility, greater resilience, and better relative value to equities at a time when risk assets look more expensive. Learn more about where we’re seizing opportunities today.

It Pays to be Defensive (video)
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It Pays to be Defensive(video)

It Pays to be Defensive

In an excerpt from our recent Secular webcast, Group CIO Dan Ivascyn explains that as riskier sectors slowly adjust to tighter credit conditions, high-quality bonds can offer starting yields that are comparable to longer-term equity returns with potentially less volatility. For more insights from our longer-term economic outlook visit: pimco.com/secular.

Balancing Investment Ideas for Today Against Opportunities for Tomorrow

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