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The Wellington Euro High Yield Bond Fund seeks long-term total returns by investing primarily in high-yield bonds issued worldwide in European currencies. The Fund is managed by Konstantin Leidman. He is supported by the depth and breadth of Wellington Management’s global research platform, which integrates specialist credit, equity, sustainability risk, and economic analysis from both quantitative and fundamental perspectives. This, in our view, allows us to deliver better outcomes for our clients.
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In this short video, Konstantin and Susan explain how his philosophy and time-tested investment process, coupled with Wellington’s collaborative culture, help them to uncover opportunities for our clients.
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