Portfolio Managers John Kerschner and Nick Childs discuss the asset-backed securities (ABS) market, identifying key risks and opportunities for investors seeking to navigate the evolving fixed income landscape.

In the latest episode, our Research Team sector leads Noah Barrett and John Jordan discuss their outlooks for energy and financials and explore how interest rates, AI, and evolving policy dynamics are shaping opportunities across their sectors.

Portfolio Managers John Lloyd and Brent Olson share their outlook for fixed income markets in 2026 and discuss why active management, fundamental research, and selectivity across sectors are key to identifying opportunities while managing volatility.

Brendan Carroll, Co-Founder and Senior Partner at Victory Park Capital, challenges the notion of a private credit bubble, revealing why asset-backed lending – with its tangible collateral and robust risk controls – offers transparency and resilience in today’s evolving market.

Discover the factors reshaping consumer behaviour as Michelle Dunstan and her team at Janus Henderson explore emerging trends in health, wellness, and technology, alongside the economic impact of GLP-1 inhibitors and ultra-processed foods. Learn how these dynamics influence market valuations and investment strategies.

In this discussion, Janus Henderson's investment experts delve into the market outlook for 2026, exploring AI's role in economic growth, the implications of a K-shaped economy, and strategies for navigating the higher cost of capital.

In this episode, Portfolio Manager Jeremiah Buckley and Head of U.S. Fixed Income Greg Wilensky discuss AI’s broad influence on equity markets, where they see opportunities in fixed income, and how they integrate both asset classes to navigate periods of economic transformation.

Portfolio Managers Jonathon Coleman and Brian Demain discuss opportunities in small- and mid-cap stocks amid narrow market leadership. They also analyze how AI adoption, reshoring trends, and M&A activity could create long-duration growth tailwinds for smaller domestic firms.