Advantages of Multi-Factor Approaches in Fixed Income
Advantages of Multi-Factor Approaches in Fixed Income
Factor-based strategies are increasingly being used not only for equities, but also for bonds. It is crucial for investors to look closely at the details, because the different systematic approaches can vary considerably, says Andrea Dacquin, Head of Fixed Income at Quoniam Asset Management.
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