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No matter the external market conditions and specific challenges facing you, our client, solutions-driven and ideas-focused approach is designed to deliver optimal outcomes through our expertise in active fixed income, equities and alternatives.
Fixed income
Active fixed income specialists managing traditional and alternatives solutions, designed to meet the diverse needs of today’s investors.
Equities
Fundamental investors combining innovation and deep research to uncover high quality and sustainable opportunities across global equity markets.
Alternatives
Built from 20+ years of alternatives heritage, we harness long/short and private credit expertise to seek differentiated, risk-aware return streams.
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RBC BlueBay is committed to addressing and analysing our clients' investment-related challenges by delivering distinctive solutions based on our expert knowledge.
Your ideas and needs are unique, our solutions are too. We believe in investing in a way that empowers our clients and aims to protect their interests at every step.
Latest insights
Will Warsh end up more hawkish than Powell?
This week, U.S. inflation risks point to a more hawkish Fed, while the AI investment buildout continues to drive tech demand.
Markets with Mike: Stop being shocked by shocks
Political and economic shocks are becoming more frequent. Mike Bell, Head of Market Strategy explains why and the portfolio implications.
AI & software disruption: impact on credit markets
A recent repricing in fixed income could create a relative value opportunity within US HY bonds against other leveraged finance markets.
Inflation pressures?
Global bond yields rose this week amid building inflation pressures, whilst UK political uncertainty sent gilt yields to 30-year highs.
European banks are not the banks of 2008. Is it time to rethink AT1s?
Banks’ capital strength, profitability, and business model quality have improved in recent years, and we believe the sector deserves a fresh look.
