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Progressive solutions for investment professionals
RBC BlueBay is structured to deliver outcomes tailored for investors seeking to enhance their portfolio returns.
How institutions are embracing fixed income hedge funds
Our global research report of 450 of the largest institutional investors in the world shows that sentiment towards fixed income hedge funds is improving. This is fueled by these funds’ strong returns, competitive fees, and enhanced liquidity. But investors still have some reservations, and assets under management (AUM) and a long track record are critical.
Ideas Happen Here
As an enabler of ideas, we help our clients realise their goals. From this philosophy, ‘ideas happen here’ was adopted.
Market Views 2025
Mark Dowding, BlueBay Chief Investment Officer and leading experts from across the investment teams, look at the economic influences that are shaping markets and discuss the opportunities that we think will deliver alpha in 2025.
Investor solutions
RBC BlueBay is committed to addressing and analysing our clients' investment-related challenges by delivering distinctive solutions based on our expert knowledge.
We realise that while each client has their own distinct set of outcomes that they want to achieve, collectively investors face a number of common investment themes.
Latest insights
Is this the end of net-zero? Europe, Trump, and Tariffs
In our European Equity podcast, we talk to Rob West, CEO of Thunder Said Energy, also known as ‘the research consultancy for energy technologies’.
European bond markets: five musings from April
As we reach month end, Neil Mehta, Portfolio Manager, provides small pieces that make up the big picture in European macro and fixed income markets.
Are markets bringing Trump to heel?
There’s a sense that financial markets are acting as a constraint on Presidential power, and disruptive policies may be pushed back or watered down.
Can US exceptionalism persist without fiscal spending?
It’s no coincidence that US exceptionalism has coincided with the loosest fiscal policy in modern history. Malin Rosengren shares her thoughts.
Past the worst?
In period of relative market calm, we look at the long-term impact of the tariff tussle on inflation, growth and fixed income opportunities.