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In conversation with Kathy Jones, Managing Director and Chief Fixed Income Strategist at Schwab Center for Financial Research.
During this event we'll cover:
Which fixed income sectors should investors be watching as rates rise & why?
Which countries/regions should investors be watching for fixed income & why?
What should investors be careful of if they already have exposure to the bond market?
Speaker
Kathy Jones
Schwab Center for Financial Research
Managing Director and Chief Fixed Income Strategist
As Managing Director and Chief Fixed Income Strategist for the Schwab Center for Financial Research, Kathy is responsible for interest rate and currency analysis as well as fixed income education for investors at Schwab.
Prior to joining Schwab in 2011, Kathy was a fixed income strategist at Morgan Stanley, where she specialized in global macro strategy covering domestic and internat…
As Managing Director and Chief Fixed Income Strategist for the Schwab Center for Financial Research, Kathy is responsible for interest rate and currency analysis as well as fixed income education for investors at Schwab.
Prior to joining Schwab in 2011, Kathy was a fixed income strategist at Morgan Stanley, where she specialized in global macro strategy covering domestic and international bonds and foreign exchange. She has also been a consultant in the alternative investment area and previously served as executive vice president of the Debt Capital Markets division of Prudential Securities.
Kathy has analyzed global bond, foreign currency, and commodity markets extensively throughout her career as an investment analyst and strategist, working with both institutional and retail clients. She makes regular broadcast appearances on CNBC, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg TV, and is often quoted by The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Financial Times, and Reuters.