Eaton Vance – The Inside Adviser

Inflation still the ‘wild card’ according to Eaton Vance

April 19, 2021 by Staff Writer

After a quick scare in February, which delivered the worst month on record for Australian bond markets and a rare loss for the 'low-risk' asset class, markets have quickly normalised....

Proactive investing key in emerging markets says Eaton Vance

March 22, 2021 by Staff Writer

Emerging markets have been among the most popular targets for allocations from financial advisers in recent months. Whether it is the strength of the economic recovery in Asia, or the...

Emerging market debt best positioned in decades

February 18, 2021 by Staff Writer

The search for diversification has forced financial advisers to look far and wide as they seek non-correlated opportunities to fortify client portfolios. Among the most popular asset class in recent...

Green bonds enter mainstream amid pandemic

February 1, 2021 by Staff Writer

According to think-tank Climate Bonds Initiative, green bonds were created to fund projects that have positive environmental or climate-related benefits. They typically fall into the basket of "use of proceeds"...

Bottom-up stock selection more important than ever

November 19, 2020 by Contributor

In a recent podcast, Aidan Farrell, Director of Global Small Cap Equities at Eaton Vance discusses investment opportunities presented by the global small-cap sector for Australian investors. He highlights: The...

Corporate governance key to performance

October 22, 2020 by The Inside Adviser

Calvert Institute, the Responsible Lending arm of asset management Eaton Vance, this week released an extensive analysis on the real impacts that corporate governance practices are having on financial performance....

Markets may be expecting too much of central banks

October 22, 2019 by Contributor

The third quarter capped the best year-to-date return for the Bloomberg Barclays US Aggregate Bond Index since the first nine months of 2002. Although bond prices may continue to advance, we anticipate lower returns may accompany a rise in volatility in coming quarters.