Legacy fixed income allocations held by many investors largely mirror benchmark composition and duration exposure. Inaction under these circumstances leaves portfolios vulnerable to interest rate shocks and insufficiently diversified against shifting correlations.
Today’s evolving environment requires income portfolios to employ a more varied mix of credit exposures. That means investors need to consider diversification among income sources to be just as important as the level of income their portfolios generate.
Past performance is not a guarantee or a reliable indicator of future results. Sources: PGIM, Bloomberg, JP Morgan, S&P. Monthly data as of March 2026.
A more resilient approach to income brings together credit strategies with different roles within the portfolio, helping reduce reliance on a single market outcome.
Whether accessed through specialised strategies or a single multi sector approach, diversifying sources of credit return can help improve income durability and portfolio resilience.
Blending differentiated credit strategies can help portfolios:
This approach supports a move away from static, benchmark‑led credit allocations toward a more outcome‑oriented use of credit within wealth portfolios.
Sources: PGIM, Bloomberg, JP Morgan, S&P. Monthly data as of March 2026.
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