After a decade of post financial crisis monetary policy easing, fixed income markets are confronting many disruptive forces: interest rate and inflation uncertainty, geopolitical noise and a rise in overall risk and volatility. As plan sponsors confront the late stages of the economic cycle, how have they positioned their fixed income portfolios for the future?
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