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Why wellington for fixed income
Our fixed income portfolio management capabilities span all publicly traded sectors. We seek to combine top-down and bottom-up inputs to identify and exploit fixed income market inefficiencies around the world.
Our private partnership structure helps us to attract and retain world-class investment talent and allows us to align performance incentives for our professionals with the achievement of client objectives. This has contributed to the depth, experience, and continuity of our fixed income investors.
Our experienced team of over 200 dedicated fixed income professionals includes portfolio managers, credit, currency, and quantitative analysts, traders, and strategists.
Each specialist team makes its own decisions for client portfolios. We believe this independence can help generate more consistent performance across market environments by diversifying return sources.
Awards and Recognition
Asset Class Awards
Asian Fixed Income, US Dollar¹
Asset Class Awards
Asian Fixed Income²
2025 Asian Private Banker Asset Management Awards for Excellence - Best New Fund – Bond3
Asia Asset Management 2025 Best of the Best Awards - Fund Launch of the Year (Singapore)4
Fund Selector Asia Fund Awards Singapore 2025 - Emerging Market Bond, Platinum5
Fund Selector Asia Fund Awards Singapore 2025 - Regional Bond, Platinum5
Past performance is not indicative of future performance.
1 Awarded to Wellington Asia Credit Income Fund. Issued by AsianInvestor, 2026 award, reflecting performance from October 2024 to September 2025.
2 Awarded to Wellington Asia Credit Income Fund. Issued by AsianInvestor Wealth, 2026 award, reflecting performance from October 2024 to September 2025.
3 Awarded to Wellington Credit Total Return Fund. Issued by Asia Asset Management, 2025 award, reflecting performance over the past year up to 30/11/2024.
4 Awarded to Wellington Credit Total Return Fund. Issued by Asian Private Banker, 2025 award, reflecting performance from end-August 2023 to early September 2024.
5 “Emerging Market Bond, Platinum”: awarded to Wellington Emerging Local Debt Advanced Beta SB U Acc USD. “Regional Bond, Platinum”: awarded to Wellington Global Strategic Credit D U Acc USD. Please note that these funds are not authorised or recognised by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and shares or units in the fund are not allowed to be offered to the retail. Issued by Fund Selector Asia, 2025 award, based on alpha, volatility and consistency of performance as well as fund selector choices over three years from 30/09/2021 to 30/09/2024.
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Why quality for fixed income
Downside mitigation
Bonds, conventionally, are considered the "safer" part of one's portfolio. Historically, higher quality bonds have offered better downside mitigation in most cases, especially during periods of severe market stress associated with equity drawdowns.
Quality income for resilience
Build portfolio resilience by increasing total return potential driven by income. With expectations of steady interest rates, high-quality bonds are expected to play an important role, as a source of investment returns.
New videos from our portfolio managers
Campe Goodman
Portfolio manager Campe Goodman takes on four of the biggest questions shaping the fixed income conversation in 2026:
- His assessment on the first year of Trump 2.0
- How should investors approach fixed income in this environment?
- His highest conviction ideas?
- What are the key risks to watch over the next 6–12 months?
Ross Dilkes
What's next for Asia credit? Easier monetary policy, confidence returning to China, and improving fundamentals are creating a constructive backdrop for the region. Ross Dilkes, Fixed Income Portfolio Manager, shares his views on:
- What recent FOMC meetings mean for Asia
- Can China's rally continue?
- Our highest conviction ideas
- Key risks to watch
Over 95 years in active fixed income investing
With a history of active fixed income investing that dates back nearly a century, first in Boston and now globally, we believe our deep research and unique perspectives can help elevate your investments and unlock value in today’s markets.
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