Podcast2024-05-15T15:09:11-04:00

Meet NAVigator Podcast host Chuck Jaffe

Jane King interviews financial journalist Chuck Jaffe, host of AICA’s NAVigator Podcast. Jaffe discusses the genesis and purpose of the podcast, saying its aim is to enlighten the public about closed-end funds and spotlight the investment industry professionals who work with them. He says podcast discussions are never scripted and seek to provide a useful mix of educational and timely fund performance information.

Total of Podcasts: 283
18Oct, 2024

Arrowmark’s Staggs on an income-generating alternative play on banks

Dana Staggs, President of Arrowmark Financial Corp., talks about how regulatory capital relief securities — bank-generated floating-rate notes that are currently producing yields of up to 15 percent — can function as an alternative investment. He notes that due to...

20Sep, 2024

abrdn’s Laranjiero: Rate cuts should boost muni bond funds

Miguel Laranjeiro, Investment Director at abrdn, says we are seeing "the beginning of a robust in-flow cycle into the muni space," noting that credit spreads and all-in yields are attractive and that the value of the tax exemption will...

9Sep, 2024

John Cole Scott on the potential benefits of sector swapping

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors and Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, discusses how investors in funds trading at premiums can use sector swapping to turbocharge their gains. He describes a process...

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