Credit Opportunities for 2024: Higher Yields, Less Risk than in a Decade

Across residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS), commercial real estate (CRE) debt, collateralized loan obligations, asset-backed securities and corporate credit, an unusual dearth of traditional buyers has given rise to lofty yield spreads in parts of these markets. These set-ups include bonds that should be money good even under dire stress. In this DoubleLine Roundtable moderated by Product Specialist Phil Gioia, the heads of three of the firm’s credit teams explore the rich opportunities for active credit selection in this market. They are Ken Shinoda, Chairman of DoubleLine’s Structured Products Committee and Portfolio Manager overseeing the non-Agency RMBS team; Morris Chen, Director of the firm’s Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) and Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Debt team; and Robert Cohen, Director of the Global Developed Credit team (corporate bonds and bank debt).
2023 Fixed Income Returns (2:00)
Investment Grade Credit (5:57)
Investment Grade Corporates (10:24)
High Yield Corporates (17:22)
Leveraged Loans (19:39)
Commercial Real Estate (26:00)
CMBS (29:27)
Non-Agency RMBS (35:00)
Agency RMS (38:16)