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FXMacroGuy's avatar

Great overview, thanks for sharing it!

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Adrian Knoblauch's avatar

Superb! Im glad i earmarked this article, thanks!

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Alibey's avatar

Hi! Many thanks for the analysis..

Could you please share the link or report that you used above which is belong to JPM research report?

Thanks in advance !!

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Credit_junk's avatar

Sorry I can not share a full research for Mifid reasons.

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There is my name at the bottom of each page

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Alibey's avatar

I see, no problem. Could you please the name of the research report? I also have an access.

Best !

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Adventuresinthemarkets's avatar

what are your longterm secular views? if we are transitioning towards a high volatility, high inflation, and high inflation volatility environment, are you harvesting convexity in credit portfolios?

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Credit_junk's avatar

Hi, yes my view is that we are in a stagflation environment as mkt regime (deglobalization call higher inflation). To play it I ll do it via less credit overall, and eventually convexity via commodities play (directly on futures). Eventually on credit more event driven strategies.

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Credit From Macro to Micro's avatar

That One above Is not me.. don’t message other people and signal him

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BC's avatar

Hi, do you have any suggestions on resources to assist in building out a liquidity framework for a fund?

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Credit From Macro to Micro's avatar

Hi what do you mean with liquidity framework?

Estaimates for global aggregate liquidty or how to invest the liquidity of a fund?

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BC's avatar

How to invest the liquidity of a fund. Particularly one of a mortgage fund that operates like a mini bank.

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Credit From Macro to Micro's avatar

I am based in euro. I invest liquidity on corporate bond called/tendered or under corporate action. These are generally subordinated bond that announce call in 1/2 months and generally offer a spread of 50/100bp above ESTR.

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Daniel's avatar

Good stuff, thank you! Appreciate your work here

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Daniel's avatar

Thanks for this! Do you intend to write more of these framework related credit notes? Thank you.

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Credit From Macro to Micro's avatar

Hi for sure I am planning soon the last (or the last 2 pieces) of the framework: the single name analysis, one for non-financials and the other for banks/insurances.

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