Our Amundi US Aggregate Core Strategy1 seeks to add value relative to a broad market index such as the Bloomberg US Aggregate by focusing on bond selection and sector rotation with limited duration exposure relative to the benchmark.
¹Effective September 30, 2022, the Amundi Pioneer Aggregate Core Strategy was renamed to Amundi US Aggregate Core Strategy.
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Our Amundi US Aggregate Core Strategy will typically hold lower allocations to government bonds and higher allocations to the non-government sectors (corporate bonds, agency mortgage-backed securities, commercial mortgage-backed securities, asset-backed securities, and non-agency mortgage-backed securities) relative to the Bloomberg US Aggregate index. This is for two reasons (1) The non-government sectors offer a yield spread advantage that is typically significant even after adjusting for credit and prepayment risk (2) The greater variety of securities in the non-government sectors may provide greater opportunities for adding value through identifying undervalued and overvalued securities. The Amundi US Aggregate Core Strategy is appropriate for investors seeking actively managed broad US high quality fixed income exposure.
Senior Managing Director
Head of Fixed Income, US
Director of Multi-Sector Fixed Income
PLEASE NOTE: The Internal Guidelines referenced do not necessarily represent prospectus / statutory limitations.These internal guidelines are used as guidance in the daily management of the Portfolio's investments. the Portfolio's exposures, limitations, and / or risks.
A strong fixed income investment culture focused on sound, fundamental research drives the management of the Amundi US Aggregate Core Strategy. Key features of the Strategy include:
