Interest rates are the common factor used to discount an investment's expected future cash flows, and, therefore, they are the backbone of all asset class valuations. Consequently, a traditional investment portfolio is inherently exposed to interest rate risk in several explicit and implicit ways. In this video, Brendon provides an overview on interest rate exposures and how utilizing strategies that manage interest rate risk can provide potential benefits.

Given the rise in risk-free rates over the past few years, investors can now capture yields through high-quality bonds, GICs, or money market funds. However, although opting for shorter-term options is appealing, it's crucial to assess reinvestment risk and its long-term impact on the portfolio. In this video, Carly discusses two primary ways investors can combat reinvestment risk using an actively managed fixed income solution.

Carly Plate outlines what makes RP AGB unique as it continues to provide investors with compelling returns and diversification during turbulent times.

RPIA was founded on the belief that corporate credit is a unique asset class that can play an essential role in enhancing and diversifying broad investment portfolios. In this investor education video, Carly Plate highlights what makes Credit unique and effective in your portfolio.

RP Strategic Income Plus Fund is a core bond mutual fund strategy. It is an investment grade bond fund that incorporates our flexible and highly active trading style, with a strict discipline in terms of credit quality, to provide investors with attractive, diversified returns without taking undue interest rate risk. This video highlights the key factors to the fund's success and the outlook moving forward.

The unprecedented volatility in bond markets over the past two years has resulted in many bonds trading at discounts to their par values. These bonds can offer a tax-efficient approach to generating returns for investors over the coming years. In this video, we explain how this works through a hypothetical example and by comparing discount bonds to GICs.

The unprecedented volatility in bond markets over the past two years has allowed investors to buy bonds at significantly higher yields and discounted prices. In this video, we explain why this happens and how it works through an example.