Building foundations: Rethinking financial risk in the European real estate sector
The sector’s debt is unsustainable, yet it is being labelled as low credit risk, writes Neuberger Berman’s Usson
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Neuberger Berman appoints Matt Malloy as head of EMEA
Neuberger Berman has promoted Matt Malloy to head of EMEA, to replace Dik van Lomwel as he steps into the vice-chair EMEA position. Van Lomwel has served as chair since 2009, with assets under management for the EMEA business growing from $3bn (€2.7bn) to $64bn during his time. His new role will focus primarily on…
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NN IP sustainable equity team to join Neuberger Berman
Departed team members have been replaced on an ad interim basis
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Blackrock and Neuberger first to apply for onshore licence
Asset managers applied on the day China officially lifted the investment limits for foreign firms
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Neuberger Berman puts down Nordic roots
With a dedicated office to provide on-the-ground support to clients
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Potential US-Europe trade war over autos ‘worse than Brexit’
A 25% tariff on European autos would be an immediate global risk, according to Neuberger Berman
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Neuberger Berman launches three fixed income funds
Sub-funds of Irish-domiciled Ucits fund umbrella Neuberger Berman Investment Funds registered for sale in Europe
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Neuberger Berman offers CLO income fund
Renewed client demand for CLO debt despite the fact similar derivative investments sparked global financial crisis
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Neuberger EMD fund reduces currency and duration risk
The Neuberger Berman Emerging Market Debt Local Currency Fund has reduced currency and duration risk in the portfolio following underperformance against the benchmark over the last quarter.
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Spotting defaults in high yield portfolios
Defaults normally take a couple of years after the first warning signs and therefore can usually be predicted, said Vivek Bommi, European high yield and global high yield manager for Neuberger Berman. He explains some of the red flags and his approach to risk.
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Investors flock to EM debt in yield-starved world
With most global fixed income markets priced for perfection, investors are flocking to the one yield hold-out left: emerging market debt. But are investors really being compensated for the risk?
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How should investors respond to ECB tapering?
The improving economic outlook in the euro area has prompted the European Central Bank to consider reining in its monetary stimulus. How should investors respond to the prospect of monetary tightening in Europe?