US High Yield strategies
AXA IM offers a range of US high yield strategies investing across credit ratings and maturities
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Our US high yield team is based in Greenwich, Connecticut, and has dedicated US high yield traders sitting alongside the portfolio managers and analysts. This advantage enables us to leverage opportunities and share ideas quickly and efficiently.
This local presence has helped create market leading and pioneering solutions for you, such as US short duration high yield.
The investment team’s experience in managing through multiple economic and credit cycles is reflected in the strong track record on avoiding defaults through rigorous credit selection.
Global High Yield Bonds
Objective: To firstly seek high income and secondly capital growth by investing in a broadly international high yield corporate debt securities over a long-term period.
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All of our US strategies follow a robust bottom-up credit research process that is based on the belief that superior long-term returns are realised through compounding current income and avoiding principal loss. We aim to achieve this through fundamental credit analysis that focuses on companies with improving credit trends.
In this way we aim to provide you with a process that minimises default risk and manages volatility through active management, while pursuing high yielding opportunities and potentially generating capital growth.
US High Yield Bonds Low Carbon
Objective: To seek high income in USD from an actively managed bond portfolio whose carbon footprint is at least 30% lower than that of the ICE BofA US High Yield Index (Benchmark). As a secondary extra-financial objective, the water intensity of the portfolio aims at being at least 30% lower than the Benchmark.
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