Will the Fed “Normalize” My Investment Returns?

November 02, 2017 | ,


Flash talk by Ben Mohr, CFA at Marquette’s 2017 Investment Symposium

In this session, we review common terms and concepts in fixed income including Fed rate hikes and the Fed’s balance sheet, and explore how each concept can assist investors in modeling bond returns. We also examine potential outcomes of the upcoming change in Fed leadership and FOMC and impacts on client portfolios.

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