Burgeoning Global Debt Pile Poses Biggest Concern for Robeco
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(Bloomberg) -- Companies increasing their leverage and debt to levels higher than before the 2007 global financial crisis represent some of the biggest concerns for Robeco fixed-income managers, according to Maurice Meijers, CEO of Robeco Singapore.
- Leverage has increased “quite considerably” in U.S. investment- grade credit, Meijers says in a press briefing in Sydney
- Deleveraging that occurred post-financial crisis has now largely been reversed
- Robeco prefers hard-currency debt and is staying clear of Chinese onshore bonds
- There is “hardly a risk premium” in China credit markets and even though Robeco can access the onshore China debt market through bond connect, it is choosing not to do so right now
- Currently favors corporate bonds with five- to seven-year maturities
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Maurice Meijers (Robeco Groep NV)
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