Allianz Global Floating Rate Notes Plus

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The fund is managed by Jonathan Yip who is supported by an experienced team of global specialists.
 

Summary

The team has over 30 years of managing global floating rate notes, being one of the pioneers of global fixed income investing back in the 1980s, and started investing in the credit world back in the 1990s when the global credit markets incepted along with the euro in 1999

The fund is managed by Jonathan Yip who is a member of the wider Global Fixed Income team. The team has invested in global floating rate notes since 1998 and is embedded into the global specialist platform of AllianzGI and therefore has access to relevant information on companies and markets around the world. The team currently manages over USD 2 billion AUM1 in floating-rate bonds across a variety of strategies and mandate types.

1 As at 31/03/2018.
 
 

Jonathan Yip
Jonathan Yip, CFA
Lead Portfolio Manager, Head of Global Investment Grade Credit
Jonathan joined AllianzGI in 2016 following the acquisition and integration of Rogge Global Partners, which he joined in 2011. He is responsible for overseeing the global investment grade, financial and securitised credit strategies and has over 19 years of investment-industry experience. While working at Rogge Global Partners, Jonathan was a senior partner and global investment grade portfolio manager, and prior to that he was a credit analyst covering financials. Prior to this, he held roles as both a credit portfolio manager focusing on investment grade, high yield, and emerging market strategies, and a credit analyst covering financials and industrials at PIMCO. Jonathan has an M.B.A. with a concentration in analytical finance and economics from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business and is a CFA charter holder.
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