Pension funds, insurance companies and sovereign wealth funds increasingly apply factor investing to equities in their portfolios. And now institutional investors would also like to apply this concept to credits. A research study ( ‘Factor investing in the corporate bond market’) shows that factor strategies can be attractive in credit markets. How does this work when applied to corporate bonds? Read more and watch the video.
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Factor investing: it works for credits too
Patrick Houweling PhD, research, Robeco Asset Management
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