Credit Threads #1: Financial conditions

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In the very first episode of our new fixed income podcast, Credit Threads, our bond specialists discuss how central banks respond to financial conditions, how they impact fixed income investing and how fund managers factor financial conditions into their decision-making.

Episode 1 features: Gene Tannuzzo, Global Head of Fixed Income at Columbia Threadneedle Investments; Ed Al-Hussainy, Senior Rates & Currency Analyst at the firm; and Adrian Hilton, Head of Global Rates and Currency. Hosted by: Mark King, EMEA Head of Content; and Kris Moreton, Fixed Income Client Portfolio Manager.

3 August 2021

Columbia Threadneedle Investments

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