RBC Global Asset Management
Andrew Tewksbury
Director, Institutional Sales
drew.tewksbury@rbc.com
Office: 203-241-1005
About RBC Global Asset Management
RBC Global Asset Management (RBC GAM) strives to provide clients an unrivaled experience of investment and service excellence, offering a comprehensive range of solutions and services. We operate as a global firm of specialized investment teams with more than $400 billion* under management. In addition to broad-based capabilities in equities, liquidity management and alternatives, our BlueBay fixed income platform seeks to embody the best aspects of alternative and traditional fixed income investing. We manage more than $120 billion* across a full spectrum of active fixed income strategies—all of which are designed to generate alpha within a capital preservation context. Our platform spans multiple investment dimensions and leverages our collective skill set to create differentiated portfolios. Through this approach, we seek to meet our clients’ risk/return objectives for a specific asset class while providing additional diversification across their overall portfolio.
*as of March 31, 2024
Strong demand and limited new supply help boost the leveraged loan market
Ajeet Atwal, Portfolio Manager on the BlueBay U.S. Fixed Income Team, examines the supply and demand factors that are driving the ongoing strength of the leveraged loan market in the U.S.
Episode 221: High Yield Bonds: A liquid complement to your alternative allotment
Benefitting from market dislocation
Investing in Emerging Market Debt Using a Mosaic Approach
Welcome to another edition of the InsuranceAUM.com podcast. Today's topic is Emerging Market Fixed Income, and we're joined today by Polina Kurdyavko, who is the head of emerging market debt and BlueBay senior portfolio manager at RBC Global Asset Management.
Unlocking Markets Podcast: The emerging market reshuffle
Polina Kurdyavko, Head of BlueBay Emerging Markets and Senior PM and RBC Global Asset Management, discusses emerging markets outperformance against developed market peers, geopolitics, the dollar supremacy, the difficulties of implementing ESG and emerging markets and so much more.