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Viewpoints What China’s 14th Five-Year Plan Means for Investors What China’s 14th Five-Year Plan Means for Investors It will continue to be important to be an active investor during this period of transition and to carefully monitor the impact of policy on credit sectors.
Blog Assessing China’s “Structural” Monetary Policy Assessing China’s “Structural” Monetary Policy Policy will continue to be carefully calibrated as China walks a tightrope between supporting growth and maintaining financial stability.
Featured Solutions Thermal Disruption: The Rise of Indian Renewable Sector Credits Thermal Disruption: The Rise of Indian Renewable Sector Credits We see opportunities to invest in credit as India embraces cost-competitive renewable energy.
Viewpoints China Secular Risks: Deleveraging, Decoupling, and Technology Disruption China Secular Risks: Deleveraging, Decoupling, and Technology Disruption The proximate risk is that China retreats from the successful template of market opening as it tries to insulate itself from geopolitical pressure.
Viewpoints Asian Credit: High Yield Anticipated to Offer Attractive Opportunities in 2019 Asian Credit: High Yield Anticipated to Offer Attractive Opportunities in 2019 We favor Asian high yield over investment grade credits in spite of historical higher volatility since we view valuations as more attractive, particularly compared with U.S. high yield and emerging market peers.
Stephen Chang Portfolio Manager, Asia Share Share Share via LinkedIn Share via Facebook Share via Twitter Share via Email Add Add Download Download Print Print Mr. Chang is an executive vice president and portfolio manager in the Hong Kong office, managing Asia portfolios and developing PIMCO’s business in this space. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2018, he was a managing director and head of Asian fixed income for JPMorgan Asset Management, responsible for managing bond portfolios in the region and setting macro and asset allocation strategy as part of the broader emerging market debt team. Previously, Mr. Chang was a senior interest rates and derivatives trader with the Royal Bank of Scotland in Hong Kong and a global fixed income portfolio manager at Fischer Francis Trees & Watts, Inc. in New York. He has 24 years of investment experience and holds a master’s degree in management science from Stanford University and an undergraduate degree in computer science from Cornell University.
