Head of Investment and Fixed Income Strategy
Kevin serves as the Head of Investment and Fixed Income Strategy. In this role, he writes macro and fixed income-related content and works closely with the sales, research and marketing teams. In addition, Kevin conducts client-facing webinars and meetings, providing expertise on WisdomTree’s existing and future bond ETFs. Prior to joining WisdomTree, Kevin spent 30 years at Morgan Stanley, where he was Managing Director and Chief Fixed Income Strategist for Wealth Management. He was responsible for tactical and strategic recommendations and created asset allocation models for fixed income securities. He was a contributor to the Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Global Investment Committee, primary author of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management’s monthly and weekly fixed income publications, and collaborated with the firm’s Research and Consulting Group Divisions to build ETF and fund manager asset allocation models. Kevin has an MBA from Pace University’s Lubin Graduate School of Business, and a B.S. in Finance from Fairfield University.
This blog summarises the key findings of our latest Global Edge: Global Central Banks “Cut to the Chase” . As we approach 2025, global investors are confronted with a different landscape to twelve...
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In a somewhat anti-climactic fashion, the Federal Reserve (Fed) delivered not only on their widely anticipated 50 basis point (bp) rate hike, but also announced their plans for quantitative...
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One week into the new year and the money and bond markets have wasted no time generating headlines, with yield levels rising essentially across the spectrum of the United States Treasury (UST)...
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Non c'è dubbio che il dibattito sull'inflazione stia attualmente prendendo corpo sui mercati, soprattutto nell'ambito dei titoli a reddito fisso. L'inflazione incombe all'orizzonte? E il suo eventuale aumento si rivelerà "transitorio", come ritiene la Federal Reserve, o sarà maggiormente sostenibile?
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Given the unfortunate second wave of the pandemic, it’s easy to focus solely on what the negative impact could potentially mean for the US economy. However, somewhat lost in the shuffle of data...
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As we witnessed following the global financial crisis, the aforementioned facilities will more than likely wind down of their own accord. In other words, if the demand isn’t there, they basically...
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