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Vice President, Co-Director Of Investment Grade Fixed Income At Eaton Vance
Vice President, Co-Director of Investment Grade Fixed Income at Eaton Vance
Location:
Boston, Massachusetts
Industry:
Investment Management
Work:
Eaton Vance - Boston since Oct 2012
Vice President, Co-Director of Investment Grade Fixed Income
Loomis Sayles Feb 1984 - Oct 2012
Vice President, Fixed Income Portfolio Manager
Education:
University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1979 - 1983
B.A., Economics
Kathleen Gaffney is a vice president of Loomis, Sayles & Company and portfolio manager for the Loomis Sayles fixed income group. She has 26 years of ...
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Strong stock and bond markets at odds over global growth
The Fed is between a rock and a hard place, said Kathleen Gaffney, a portfolio manager at Eaton Vance Management in Boston. They cant go lower because there are signs that inflation is rising and they cant go higher because of global political uncertainty. It leaves the market on pause.
Date: Apr 21, 2019
Category: Business
Source: Google
Big investors start stashing cash as bond market lives its 'nightmare moment'
Nows the time to get out of the way in the debt market, Kathleen Gaffney, a bond manager at Eaton Vance Corp. in Boston, said on Bloomberg Television last week. The $37 million Eaton Vance Core Plus Bond Fund, which Gaffney helps run, had 30 per cent of its assets in cash at the end of September,
Weve been waiting for M&A activity to pick up and now youre starting to see some of these large deals, such as the buyout of Vodafones stake in Verizon Wireless, says Kathleen Gaffney, co-director of investment-grade fixed income at Eaton Vance.
Date: Sep 09, 2013
Category: Business
Source: Google
Fed Recovery Doubts Spur Investor Bid for Treasuries
One of the biggest risks out there is market risk thatinterest rates will start rising, Kathleen Gaffney, a moneymanager at Loomis Sayles & Co., which oversees $171.4 billion,said Sept. 17 in an interview in New York. You get any kind oftraction going on in the economy and those rates are
Date: Sep 24, 2012
Category: Business
Source: Google
Europe's debt crisis takes toll on international bonds funds
That could be some time. Kathleen Gaffney, co-manager of Loomis Sayles Bond Fund, says the fund is largely stepping aside until Europe settles down. Her favorite place for short-term income? Canada. A three-month Canadian Treasury bill yields 0.84%, vs. nothing for three-month U.S. T-bills. (Yep. Zi
Date: Dec 11, 2011
Category: Business
Source: Google
Death of Euro Seen Exaggerated Amid Non-Pimco Political Will
Some investors still bet on euro-area leaders avoiding the worst case scenario. Kathleen Gaffney, co-manager of the $19.4 billion Loomis Sayles Bond Fund, says she continues to hold Greek debt and is buying sovereign securities from other European countries.
"'What's rocking the market is a growth scare," said Kathleen Gaffney, co-manager of the $20 billion Loomis Sayles bond fund. "The market is under a lot of stress that really has little to do with the downgrade." Instead, Gaffney said, investors are focused on "how Europe and the U.S. are going to w
Date: Aug 08, 2011
Category: Business
Source: Google
Gross Dumping Treasuries Leads Managers Calling Rally's End
onds and equity-linked securities. The $19.9 billion Loomis Sayles Bond Fund has been reducing Treasuries for more than a year in favor of high-yield bonds, said Kathleen Gaffney, co-manager with Fuss. Junk bonds accounted for 24 percent of the funds assets as of Jan. 31, while 11 percent was in co