INGREDIENTS FOR EQUITY-LIKE RETURN POTENTIAL
Elevated yields, strong corporate fundamentals and resilient economic trends contribute to a supportive backdrop for high yield bonds, while valuation dispersion fosters compelling conditions for the active pursuit of alpha. The high yield category offers equity-like return potential with less volatility at a time when stocks trade at the upper end of their historic valuation range.
Source: Calculated by PGIM Investments using data from Bloomberg, as of 31/3/2025. Yield-to-worst monthly data for Bloomberg Global Corporate High Yield Index.61 periods since index inception in 1987 in which the YTW for the Index was between 7% and 8%. An investment cannot be made directly in an index. Past Performance is no guarantee of future results.
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*The recognition was based on a comprehensive evaluation process considering both quantitative performance metrics and qualitative assessment by AsianInvestor’sjudging panel. Performance was measured against widely tracked benchmarks with particular attention to risk-adjusted returns during the 2024 calendar year, specifically on the firm’s ability to navigate market volatility and consistent performance across multiple fixed income strategies.
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