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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.
Viewpoints Asia Market Outlook 2019: Recovery, Rebalancing and Rotation Asia Market Outlook 2019: Recovery, Rebalancing and Rotation We are focused on identifying country-specific opportunities and carefully selecting credit positions where we see value and very low default risk.
Viewpoints Investing in China: Evolving Opportunities Investing in China: Evolving Opportunities We expect an acceleration of strategic investments into onshore China bonds as these securities join emerging market and global bond indexes.
Viewpoints China’s Balancing Act: Controlled Deleveraging and Steady Growth Ahead China’s Balancing Act: Controlled Deleveraging and Steady Growth Ahead With China’s ambitious development plan as the backdrop, our central outlook for China over the next few years is optimistic.
Stephen Chang Portfolio Manager, Asia Share Add Download 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 22 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.
