Nuveen: Geopolitics and the Fed rattle bonds
Nuveen: Geopolitics and the Fed rattle bonds March 23rd, 2026
Fixed-income investors must be ‘more creative, more thoughtful and do more homework’
William Costigan, managing director at Guggenheim Partners and senior member of the active fixed-income team, says that with real interest rates low and nominal yields on Treasuries at or below zero, investors must look to creatively expand their bond exposure...
Brookfield’s Antonatos sees policies and pandemic’s end boosting real assets
Larry Antonatos, portfolio manager overseeing real asset strategies at Brookfield Asset Management, says that infrastructure investments will benefit in 2021 from the political changes in Washington that may spur additional government investments, as well as the end of the pandemic...
The good, bad and ugly of closed-end investing from 2020
John Cole Scott of Closed-End Fund Advisors, the founding chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, compares 2020 to unusual years from the past, looks at the best and worst performing investment areas for...
What Are Closed-End Funds and How Do They Work?
Click Here to Download Article What is a Closed-End Fund? The closed-ended fund structure originated in Holland in 1822, in London in 1850, and in the United States in 1893. A closed-end fund (CEF)
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...


