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In response to historically elevated levels of inflation, central banks around the globe reacted with tightening monetary policies last year. The resulting volatility in the markets left investors questioning whether traditional strategic allocations were appropriate and how they should proceed in 2023. As rates begin to level out, and sticky inflationary pressures show signs of subsiding, we believe income investors in particular have opportunities to re-position portfolios and capitalize on the current macroeconomic environment.
In this webinar, we explore how alternative income strategies may be a better solution than traditional sources of income in the past. Derivatives-based income solutions using options, equity income alternatives, and certain pockets of fixed income may be apt to benefit in this environment. Specifically, we will explore for investors on how the following asset classes can be attractive income solutions in 2023 and beyond:
- Preferred Stocks
- Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) & Energy Infrastructure Companies
- Derivative Income Solutions Including Covered Call Strategies
- Emerging Market Debt
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Rohan joined Global X in 2015. He works within the firm’s research team, providing insights into the financial markets and Global X’s unique range of ETFs, including Energy Infrastructure, Preferreds, Covered Calls, & Dividend strategies. Rohan is also a member of the firm’s Portfolio Construction Committee (PCC), providing model portfolio solutions to investors. He is a frequent contributor to the Global X blog. Rohan earned his BA in Economics from New York University. |
Chandler joined Global X in 2021. In his current role as a Product Specialist, he works closely with the research analysts and sales team to maintain and promote client-facing research content, as well as communicate insights with clients and internal stakeholders around the globe. Chandler started his career in Asset Management at BlackRock and previously served as an ETF Due Diligence Analyst at Oppenheimer & Co. He graduated from Monmouth University with a BS in Business Administration and a concentration in Finance as well as holds an MBA from the same institution. To date, he has passed Levels 1 & 2 of the CFA Program. |