Denis Cole, Director of Credit, Head of Portfolio Specialist Group, PGIM | Denis discusses multi-sector credit, including how and when best to allocate to a multi-sector credit mandate, appropriate benchmarks to use and what asset owners should look for in a manager when they are assessing their aptitude for a multi-sector credit mandate. He also shares his perspectives on subsectors of credit markets where he sees attractive relative value.

Listen to the full interview which covers:     

– When should an investor choose a broad multi-sector credit mandate versus allocating on a single sector basis?

– Are there structural opportunities in a multi-sector credit mandate or is the benefit in rotating sectors based on relative value?

– What are the skills an asset owner should look for in a manager when assessing its aptitude for a multi-sector credit mandate?

– What is a good benchmark for a multi sector credit mandate / portfolio?

– Are there particular subsectors of credit that stand out in terms of great relative value?

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